| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 239.1 | Such a deal ? | ZEPPO::MAHLER | It must be in the basement, let me go up and check... | Mon Dec 01 1986 14:49 | 5 |
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What with the price of a Kosher Boid, I'll just
buy a condominium.
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| 239.2 | the turkeys are coming.. | DECEAT::FEINBERG | Don Feinberg | Mon Dec 01 1986 16:44 | 6 |
| The policy on Kosher turkeys is corporate wide.
Submit: turkey card, receipt (from butcher) for 12-14 lb. turkey in
expense report form to petty cash, and you'll be reimbursed.
/don feinberg
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| 239.3 | Of course, you've gotta like turkey! | CSCMA::SEIDMAN | Aaron Seidman | Mon Dec 01 1986 17:50 | 6 |
| Unfortunately, my family doesn't like turkey, do you suppose they'd
go for a kosher salami? :-)
Aaron
[ Now everyone knows why I just donate it... ]
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| 239.4 | some of us don't even have zip codes... | TAV02::GOLDMAN | | Tue Dec 02 1986 06:19 | 3 |
| >The policy on Kosher turkeys is corporate wide.
I'll bet you a turkey that the policy is US only! :-)
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| 239.5 | Outside the USA | MAY14::MINOW | Martin Minow, MSD A/D, THUNDR::MINOW | Tue Dec 02 1986 08:57 | 9 |
| I think the turkey (as a corporate gift) is USA only. In Sweden,
we had an office party. (The clever among us managed to schedule
business trips to the other Scandinavian countries on the date
of their parties.) Of course, when I started, Dec Sweden had fewer
than 50 people, and now there are over 800 in Stockholm alone, so
the policy might have changed.
Martin.
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| 239.6 | only 'home-office' | AQUA::SAMBERG | | Tue Dec 02 1986 09:05 | 7 |
| Unless things have changed in the field, turkeys are not even
corporate-wide, just the 'home-office'. Eight years ago in Washington,
D.C., it turned out that the office got the equivalent of $15 a person
in lieu of turkeys and used it for the holiday party. Does the
field get turkeys now?
Eileen
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| 239.7 | On the edge of my seat 8-} | ZEPPO::MAHLER | In the basement? Go up and check! | Tue Dec 02 1986 11:48 | 4 |
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Such a fascinating discussion.
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| 239.8 | A *better* turkey | TAV02::LEVI | | Tue Dec 02 1986 13:04 | 10 |
| re:.4 TAV02::Goldman's bet
I don't know about non U.S.A. turkey policy (I don't even know
the U.S.A. policy...and never did when I worked there), but
Aharon, I believe it was Friday or Saturday night in Tiberias
that some of us ate some *kosher* turkey. Paid for by Digital.
Granted I don't know what the mystery desert was, but on the
buffet table there was turkey.
Fork over that turkey :-). But I'll settle for that Hebrew editor.
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| 239.9 | So you wanna interesting discussion? | GRAMPS::LISS | ESD&P Shrewsbury | Tue Dec 02 1986 13:24 | 3 |
| Re .7
See note #240.
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| 239.10 | Kosher turkey arrived on the truck with the others | STRSHP::RICHARDSON | | Mon Dec 08 1986 15:27 | 9 |
| A few years ago a friend of mine asked her management if she could
get a kosher turkey instead of the regular one, to give to her (very
observant) sister and brother-in-law (my friend is a strict vegetarian
herself), instead of donating it as she usually did. Sure enough,
when turkey delivery day rolled around, there was a special box
with 'her' kosher turkey in it, along with all the regular birds,
and she happily gave it to her sister's family. I don't know if
you could get this to happen these days; my friend left DEC around
four years ago, maybe five.
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| 239.11 | chanukah gelt | IOSG::LEVY | | Tue Dec 09 1986 11:19 | 8 |
| Thought you'd like to know that we have no such problem here
in England. I just got my pay slip with �12.00 Marks and Spencer
vouchers.
Last year I used it to buy small nick nacks for my family
on Chanukah.
Malcolm
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| 239.12 | But, it's worth it! | USWAV1::ROMAN | | Wed Dec 10 1986 11:59 | 15 |
| After a 2 day wait and phone calls by the finance people all the
way up to Corporate, I've been told I will be reimbursed for a kosher
turkey.
I must submit the turkey coupon, the receipt for the turkey and
the wrapper which states the weight of the turkey to the local
people here, who will then send it all to corporate headquarters.
When corporate approves it, they will send the okay back to the
local people, who can then reimburse me.
I guess no one has ever asked for this before around here (Waltham,
Ma.). I just love being an individual.
Linda
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| 239.13 | Baaaaaaaa | SWATT::POLIKOFF | My apple trees have no peers. | Fri Dec 19 1986 12:20 | 2 |
| Do you think DEC would substitute a paschal lamb for the
turkey? With my luck they would probably give me a PASCAL lamb.
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