"Oh, these are just some people in your neighborhood..."

[Sundae]

Originally Posted by DanaC

SG how's it goin ? You left that job now?

Yup - I'm at Whizzy Wheels from now until I move. Only downside is I hoped for 6 days work a week - 5 days at the very least, and I based my financial calculations on that. But they don't need me on Thursday or Sunday, and on Monday (the day I expected as a day off) they want me to work, but the shop closes at 14.30 instead of 17.30. So effectively it's only 4 and 3/4 days.

I know it doesn't sound like much - 3 hours less per week, but that's 3 hours less than the minimum I expected i.e. 12 hours less a month and it makes a difference. My own fault for not talking to them beforehand - they have a right to employ me when I'm needed, not when it's convenient for me.

A social club within walking distance of my flat is advertising for bar staff. The place looks a bit run down so I'm not sure if the sign is current, but it's worth a try. Even if I only picked up 2 shifts a week it would make a difference.

I should be there now instead of wasting money in an internet cafe, right?
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[glatt]

Originally Posted by Sundae Girl

I should be there now instead of wasting money in an internet cafe, right?

Of course, you should do what's best for you, but I think we are all happy that you stopped in.

[BrianR]

only a few at my last location (no, I'm not one of them) and NONE at my next location. What does this say about Texas?

Brian

[wolf]

Originally Posted by BrianR

only a few at my last location (no, I'm not one of them) and NONE at my next location. What does this say about Texas?

Texans understand that some people just need killin'.

[somekind]

there were 4 in my town