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Originally posted by Eccentric
I feel like a goody goody, I've never stayed off work. 馃檨
You thankfully only have to work a few days a month at your job...once you've been working at the store for 6 months, 5 days a week with no raise and nothing else to show that your employers care about you...you start to stop caring about being punctual and showing up every day. Maybe it's just the job I have, but I can never get my heart into it.
Originally posted by Puzzle
You thankfully only have to work a few days a month at your job...once you've been working at the store for 6 months, 5 days a week with no raise and nothing else to show that your employers care about you...you start to stop caring about being punctual and showing up every day. Maybe it's just the job I have, but I can never get my heart into it.
I don't really like my job either, especially when I had to work over my December holidays which is our longest school holiday since it is our summer. And I was cashier and it was so busy and I had to work right before and after Christmas.
But I understand what you mean though, maybe once I left school and get an everday job, I'll be taking off days when I don't really need to. *sneaky*
Stock taking is the worse thing ever invented and my area manager makes it even worse. 馃檨 Just felt like I needed to add that. xD
Originally posted by Eccentric
I don't really like my job either, especially when I had to work over my December holidays which is our longest school holiday since it is our summer. And I was cashier and it was so busy and I had to work right before and after Christmas.But I understand what you mean though, maybe once I left school and get an everday job, I'll be taking off days when I don't really need to. *sneaky*
Stock taking is the worse thing ever invented and my area manager makes it even worse. 馃檨 Just felt like I needed to add that. xD
I used to be one of the only 3 night stockers at my work, that's all we ever did was take stock and inventory, unload the trucks of product that come in, throw all the items on the aisles and then put the items on the shelves. It is so bad around Thanksgiving and Christmas, and then right after that we have to do the store wide inventory and keep track of every single jar or can of product. And then after that we would have what we call a case lot sale where we sell items in bulk...the stockers get the short end of the stick and have to work up to 12 hour days each day of the week.
Originally posted by Puzzle
I used to be one of the only 3 night stockers at my work, that's all we ever did was take stock and inventory, unload the trucks of product that come in, throw all the items on the aisles and then put the items on the shelves. It is so bad around Thanksgiving and Christmas, and then right after that we have to do the store wide inventory and keep track of every single jar or can of product. And then after that we would have what we call a case lot sale where we sell items in bulk...the stockers get the short end of the stick and have to work up to 12 hour days each day of the week.
That sounds really not nice. 馃檨
Also part of the reason why I don't like missing work is because if I do I am also letting down my co-workers and most of them need the job more than I do, so I feel guilty. 馃槢