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A woman’s annual leave request has highlighted a fiery debate that has long created tension in workplaces: Should employees with young children have priority? The argument once again erupted online this week after a worker in the UK, Chloe, asked for time off over the Christmas holiday. Despite submitting her desired dates in mid-September, she was informed by her operations manager, Sarah, that leave requests are not first come, first served. In the viral email thread posted on TikTok, Sarah tells Chloe that she cannot approve the time off from December 23 to December 27, just yet. “We have several…
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