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We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Since I am eligible for sharing (6 months by now), I didn't request parking so far (and as indicated I don't intend to use it until it's really needed, few times a year).

For those days (the 2%), if I really need to come and park, I personally expect my request for parking to have priority priority over the requests of my other 2 colleagues  (who use the spot 98% of time).

Is the above justified? And most importantly; how can I ensure I get the parking spot for that 2% of days I really need it?

(The question was edited for higher clarity by Leon who posted the answer and submitted to reopen queue by me. Not sure why it was collecting downvotes, no one has left an explanation.)

We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Since I am eligible for sharing (6 months by now), I didn't request parking so far (and as indicated I don't intend to use it until it's really needed, few times a year).

For those days (the 2%), if I really need to come and park, I personally expect my request for parking to have priority priority over the requests of my other 2 colleagues(who use the spot 98% of time).

Is the above justified? And most importantly; how can I ensure I get the parking spot for that 2% of days I really need it?

We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Since I am eligible for sharing (6 months by now), I didn't request parking so far (and as indicated I don't intend to use it until it's really needed, few times a year).

For those days (the 2%), if I really need to come and park, I personally expect my request for parking to have priority over the requests of my other 2 colleagues  (who use the spot 98% of time).

Is the above justified? And most importantly; how can I ensure I get the parking spot for that 2% of days I really need it?

(The question was edited for higher clarity by Leon who posted the answer and submitted to reopen queue by me. Not sure why it was collecting downvotes, no one has left an explanation.)

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We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Some day (of those 2%), if I really need to come and park, would it be reasonable to expect treating my request for parking with higher priority than requests of other colleagues (who use the spot 98% of time) who want to park there that day?

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Is the above justified? And most importantly; how can I ensure I get the parking spot for that 2% of days I really need it?

We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Some day (of those 2%), if I really need to come and park, would it be reasonable to expect treating my request for parking with higher priority than requests of other colleagues (who use the spot 98% of time) who want to park there that day?

The case did not occur yet, since I am eligible for sharing (6 months), I didn't request parking (and as indicated I don't intend to use it until really needed, few times a year). But I seek how to position my mindset properly.

We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Since I am eligible for sharing (6 months by now), I didn't request parking so far (and as indicated I don't intend to use it until it's really needed, few times a year).

For those days (the 2%), if I really need to come and park, I personally expect my request for parking to have priority priority over the requests of my other 2 colleagues(who use the spot 98% of time).

Is the above justified? And most importantly; how can I ensure I get the parking spot for that 2% of days I really need it?

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We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Some day (of those 2%), if I really need to come and park, would it be reasonable to expect treating my request for parking with higher priority than requests of other colleagues (who use the spot 98% of time) who want to park there that day?

The case did not occur yet, since I am eligible for sharing (6 months), I didn't request parking (and as indicated I don't intend to use it until really needed, few times a year). But I seek how to position my mindset properly.

We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Some day (of those 2%), if I really need to come and park, would it be reasonable to expect treating my request for parking with higher priority than requests of other colleagues (who use the spot 98% of time) who want to park there that day?

We have allocated couple of parking spots at company's building, their count is about 40% of employee count. We organized ourselves into groups of 2-3 employees sharing each parking place and we co-ordinate our daily parking withing these small groups. (Occasionally also between these groups.) This works fine.

I have reasons why I am using a car only when really needed (5 times a year, 2% of overall business days) so the other colleagues sharing the spot with me have a benefit of great availability.

Some day (of those 2%), if I really need to come and park, would it be reasonable to expect treating my request for parking with higher priority than requests of other colleagues (who use the spot 98% of time) who want to park there that day?

The case did not occur yet, since I am eligible for sharing (6 months), I didn't request parking (and as indicated I don't intend to use it until really needed, few times a year). But I seek how to position my mindset properly.

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