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"Carol Schwaderer Dickinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Today I quit the job I love, and had expected to keep until I retired. > Sigh. > > My sales are up averaging 40% over last year in my section. My crew > loves to work with me as PIC. I wouldn't even mind just doing the old > job. I loved all those jobs. I even had fun working Thanksgiving and > Friday. But I can't get time off to see the doctor. All I've ever asked > was one dependable day a week to schedule appointments. For 2 years no > problem. I 've been able to depend on Fridays before 6 pm to do that. > SInce the new boss has come in I've been scheduled every friggin Friday. > I've reminded in person. I've sent electronic reminders. I've even > entered timeoff requests in the electronic schedule system. I've put two > written requests on her desk explaining about DH having his casts > removed and the skin debrisded (sp?) on Fridays. If I don't drive him > then he doesn't take his pain meds and drives himself home in shock. > I have rescheduled my annual physical so many times my doctor told me > one more time and she would drop me as a patient. S I had to choose > - my doctor and DHs caregiving on day a week, or my job. > > I am blue. I have been courted for several months by Gottshalks and the > manager at one of the JoAnnes is a good friend and former coworker, so > I'll probably be working next week. But damn. I loved that job. And the > paycheck and the benefits which won't be nearly as good anywhere else. > > Carol > Sorry to hear this Carol. Maybe they'll realize what a mistake they have made. I can't understand why some managers have to be such assholes. I think they get on a power trip and don't know how to get off. When I was a retail manager, I loved those employees who loved their jobs and would do anything I could to keep them. sue k
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