That's not the definition of cherry-picking. And if people are required - or allowed to flex they have little choice.

Posted: Mar 31st, 2016 - 10:39 am In Reply to: I Would - Also

Rule are fair if they apply to everyone. If people flexing into your shift deprive you of work, it's only unfair if you are not also allowed to flex.

Cherry-picking is something else entirely.

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