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An employee demands that they need more RAM for their computer in order to complete their work tasks, but you know that their department isn't budgeted for new equipment. Your supervisor is the only one that has authority to allocate department funds.

Asked by Heath, Last updated: Jan 23, 2024

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John Smith

John Smith

John Smith
John Smith

Answered Sep 08, 2016

Tell the employee that they aren’t currently budgeted for equipment upgrades, but that you will let your supervisor know about the request so it can be properly determined if new ram can be acquired. The best response would be to tell the employee that they arent currently budgeted for equipment upgrades, but that you will let your supervisor know about their request so it can be properly determined if new ram can be acquired.

You should not simply dismiss an employees request. Perhaps this is not a need that is known to your supervisor and can be remedied. Though purchasing their own ram is an option, it is the companys responsibility to supply sufficient equipment and supplies for their employees to complete their tasks. You do not have the authority to tell an employee that they will receive new supplies. All requests need to be directed to your supervisor first.

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