Should I Start Looking For A New Job?

abbeylee90 | 17:12 Mon 10th Jun 2024 | Jobs & Education

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Basically my hours have been cut in selco to 24 hours for 4 weeks as I am not grasping the products with it becoming summer it is getting busy and they can't have another cashier with me so if I don't grasp within 4 weeks won't be able to have me as a cashier. I am very upset as I enjoy it.

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naomi24

Change your appointment. You shouldn't be taking days off to get your hair done. Either get an appointment you can go to after work or on a Saturday. You've got to get your priorities right abbey - and your job comes first.

maggiebee

Sounds like any excuse not to work. I don't believe you like working at all.

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pastafreak

"I gotta get my hair done "

No you don't. You need to go to work. Get your hair done later in the day, or another day.

First you want more hours...now this. Not good.

abbeylee90

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Full Time work is 8.30-5.30 or normally 9-6 Saturday is 7-4 I wouldn't get to the hairdressers on time.

abbeylee90

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I'm not cancelling a shift just booking a day off

naomi24

If you're booking a day off legitimately - fine. I thought you were only doing 20 hours a week anyway. What hours do you work.

DTCwordfan

Even Molly couldn't come up with such banality.

barry1010

My wife has never taken time off work to get her hair done. Unless you work six full days a week I can't see the need to take a day off.

newmodarmy

If you work 20 hours a week that's 4 hours a day. You must be able to fit in a hair appointment around that.

pastafreak

You are not working everyday, or full-time Abbey. You can change your appointment.

newmodarmy

To be fair she might have nail appointments, dates or bottomless brunches booked for the other hours she isn't working

abbeylee90

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Hair has to be booked in advance so if I don't book it off might be down to work. My one is not walk in

naomi24

I don't know any ladies' hairdresser that is a walk-in. When you book your appointments you need to book them outside your working hours. We all do it.