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David Hoffman has requested a change of hours with the recent events going on within his family. He is currently full time (FTI) and he will not be able to provide full time hours over the next month. Also, he could not confirm if he would be able to provide the full time hours after that. David has given us a call center schedule just under 29 worked hours.

David did say that he has available hours to work from home and that he knew QC had the ability for this. He asked that I inquire if there would be any QC job he could do from home to meet the remaining hours that he could not provide in the call center. I informed him that I would pass on this inquiry.
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