What Do I Do If My Work Don't Reply?

abbeylee90 | 12:19 Mon 13th Nov 2023 | Jobs & Education

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I've sent the care home an email asking if I can change my days as my new job days were only available Monday yo Wednesday. What do I do they haven't replied to my email.

How Do I Tell My Mum?

If You Were Making A Passive Income Of About 500 Dollars (Or About 400 Pounds) A Week, Would You Still Go To Work Everyday For 6 To 8 Hours?

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newmodarmy

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You'll need to work hard to make sure you impress them in your new job to make sure they don't fail your probation or reduce your hours, and also try harder to be flexible and avoid issues with your supervisor- and be lucky to find you enjoy working with your colleagues and managers. With all that you might just make more of a success of it than in your last few roles

20:16 Mon 13th Nov 2023

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abbeylee90

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No I'm sure they not but I don't know with my supervisor if it would really be awkward or its personal

bednobs

yes, making a complaint thru HR is really going to help improve what they think of you ...

abbeylee90

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It's what i've been advised to do not what I decided

Moorea7

//blood,sweat and tears// doesn't really sound like you Abbey!
The jobs you do are really not too stressful but you make them sound as though they are!

Neveracrossword

Abbey, the people advising you might not have the full picture. They may have your 'I worked every last bit of blood, sweat and tears' comment, but do they have 'We had to cut her hours right, right back as she simply wasn't coping'? Do they also have a note of 'I took a new job with conflicting shifts, but surely the old employer should fall into line with my wishes? I won't be there long, but while I am, I'd like the rotas changed to suit me'.

abbeylee90

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Look what would you do take 3 full days or do 2 full days with 3 4 hour shifts

Neveracrossword

Abbey, what I - or any ABer - would do isn't relevant. You've been having some trying times, work-wise, but it isn't all down to your employers...

bednobs

its not really a fair comparison because i have earn as much as i can to pay to eat and have somewhere to live. You dont appear to have that problem.

abbeylee90

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Exactly and since mu hours been reduced in care home I don't feel welcome anymore by my supervisor

abbeylee90

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Bed I understand eventually when I move out I'll have less money

THECORBYLOON

"I used every bit of blood sweat and tears in both jobs."

If it's outwith your capabilities to work and carry out all your tasks satisfactorily in the hours you were hired for, do you expect the employer to pay you for those hours and for someone else to perform or finish the tasks you were not able to complete within those hours?

Neveracrossword

Abbey, your hours were reduced weeks and weeks ago. Since then you've had the job you hated at HB, thought of going to work in a warehouse, got yourself another part-time job lined up... without thinking that last one through (ie taking shifts that wouldn't work with your existing job). Even if (and it's only an 'if') the supervisor doesn't make you feel welcome, you're there to work - and it is only for 9 hours a week. Have you always had a great rapport with all your other bosses?

abbeylee90

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I do understand it not worth keeping someone if they can't do the job but it was a bad week for me that and they have since given me a cleaning shift as they short

abbeylee90

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Yes places like mcdonalds and new one seems great. I got on really with my stock manager in the warehouse I got told when I started supervisor thought the world of me but don't seem like it since she thought I said she hadn't shown me certain tasks.

newmodarmy

There you are then. New housekeeping job Monday- Wednesday; ask McDonalds if you can work there on the other days and/ror Saturdays. They'll bite your hands off

Neveracrossword

Abbey, you're writing confusing stuff again. By the 'and the new one seems great' do you mean the job you haven't actually started, the one where you've done just one day? And maybe the stock manager (in the warehouse) did think the world of you to start with... but something must have changed as you were let go, and your 'lack of energy' was mentioned. Maybe you get off to a great start, then fizzle out a bit as time goes on!