Jobs & Education1 min ago
What Do I Do About My Shift Next Saturday?
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I tried to book next Saturday off to go to the rugby and it got declined so I've checked my rota and been giving an evening shift but don't plan on turning up. What do I do?
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Do you need to give them a specified notice period if you change your mind about working on a particular day?
18:59 Thu 10th Nov 2022
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You've already decided you do not plan on turning up.
We are not going to ratify your decision for you. Turn up, or don't turn up will probably translate as staying in work or losing your job. If you can afford not to have a job, then go see the rugby.
I personally think that you need to start making your own decisions and taking responsibility for those decisions.
We are not going to ratify your decision for you. Turn up, or don't turn up will probably translate as staying in work or losing your job. If you can afford not to have a job, then go see the rugby.
I personally think that you need to start making your own decisions and taking responsibility for those decisions.
abbeyleigh, I have a small business and employ approximately 6 -7 young people depending on needs.
Most of the people I employ work hard and keep their promises. They honour their commitment to the job, and I appreciate that and respect them. I treat them well, and If they need time off and they ask me for it, they get it. I don't quibble with them, and I have never felt that they have taken advantage of that.
But i would not want you working for me. You are devious, unreliable, untrustworthy and show no commitment to your job.
You would not last five minutes.
Try to learn how to be reliable, trustworthy, and committed to the promises you have made regarding your job contract.
You will find that people will respect you more and you will be given better opportunities in life.
It's a lesson worth learning.
Most of the people I employ work hard and keep their promises. They honour their commitment to the job, and I appreciate that and respect them. I treat them well, and If they need time off and they ask me for it, they get it. I don't quibble with them, and I have never felt that they have taken advantage of that.
But i would not want you working for me. You are devious, unreliable, untrustworthy and show no commitment to your job.
You would not last five minutes.
Try to learn how to be reliable, trustworthy, and committed to the promises you have made regarding your job contract.
You will find that people will respect you more and you will be given better opportunities in life.
It's a lesson worth learning.