Personal Emergency Action Plan

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Action plan I will be fully rested, prepared and ready to work each day by: Refrain from sleeping on the job Attentive to all customers when they approach the IT Support window/area Being attentive to team members and their needs from me as a trusted resource Helping unload inventory, unbox, and perform any number of other tasks. I will be honest and transparent with my team and make fair choices in my daily routines by: Working a full day and ensure that I am punctual Communicating any anticipated changes in my schedule to my manager as soon as possible Notifying my manager when a personal emergency occurs as soon as I am aware of it. I will help balance the team's workload by accepting a proportionate amount of work,

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