Response To S/O Peffer's Business Model
On 8/28/16 at 2:12 PM, Weekend Supervisor (W/S) Steven Gibbs notified me that Security Officer (S/O) Judy Peffer was upset that she was scheduled in advance to work from 1400-0200. Then at about 2:20 PM, S/O Peffer asked W/S Gibbs to be relieved at the guard shack. At this time, S/O Peffer came up to the security desk, turned in her badge, and stated that she quit. Then at 2:30 PM, W/S Gibbs called me and told me what was going on, I instructed W/S Gibbs to call the officers who were able to do the overtime (see list below). I quickly called Operation Manager Javon Koonce and notified him of the situation at hand. After talk to O/M Koonce, I called to S/O Peffer to see if I can do anything for her. S/O Peffer was being very difficult
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