Francisco Durazo Reflection

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I Francisco Durazo had requested vacation from 08/04/2016-8/20/2016. I had the approval and made reservations for my vacation back in June 16 2016. Additionally, on July 17 2016 Daniele contacted me concerned because he too had requested time off in August and he was denied request for his vacation. He also had nonrefundable reservations. He spoke with me and asked me if I could help him out. The only way for him to get vacation was for me to come back early, so that I could cover him. We agreed that, I take my vacation from 08/04/2016-08/09/2016. I then would cover Daniel from 08/09/2016 by coming in that night to fulfill his responsibilities. Daniel was to prepare the soup for the night. Daniel also advised me he had spoken to Chef about

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