Quoth sstabeler
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No show, no call! Since when did this become an acceptable way to quit?
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My dad had a bookkeeper, R, for his insurance agency (back in the mid '80's) who pretty much quit mentally first. My mom (who can't balance a checkbook to save her life) could tell there was something seriously amiss. An example: R made multiple payments to the same vendor in sequential checks. R also didn't record half of the payments, so mom made a friend at the bank who helped her recreate these simple records.
R also was NCNS for a week and Dad received a call from a firm in Indiana, about R. Seems she was looking elsewhere.I'm trying to see things from your point of view, but I can't get my head that far up my keister!
Who is John Galt?
-Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged
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Yeah, so we had this happen again. Since then, we've hired two new housekeepers with the express understanding that they are both part time with the possibility of more hours. This way, if one of them flakes, we'll be fine. The one almost got fired in the first week she was with us already by having a nasty mouth on her.
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Quoth sstabeler View Postshe was complaining about 6-hour days? why? that's a pretty short shift... (full time is 9 hours, so unless it was interfering with another job/school...)
Thank you, no, consider this to be my two week notice. Oh, you want me to leave NOW? Awesome.
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Quoth Aethian View PostADeMartino
She lived 15 mins away on a bad day. The pay was 12 a hour. Lunch was usually offered to the employees. If you didn't want that there were a ton of choices.
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One time, my boss thought I NC/NS'd.
I got a strange call from my Dad while I was out. Then I called the boss. Turns out he had forgotten I had scheduled PTO for that day and was worried I might've had a wreck or something. He found the email paper trail (every PTO request generates one here) right as I called him.Supporting the idiots charged with protecting your personal information.
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Quoth Dreamstalker View Post
I was somehow in the timeclock system but NOT on the printed schedule (which is created from system entries, so that 'mistake' could not have happened unless someone had put me in that morning...which also should not have happened).
Otherwise they could've gotten me on a NCNS one day last week when I was scheduled for my normal 5 am to 1 pm shift, but also somehow wound up on the front-end schedule for a 2 to 6 shift doing carryouts. Only the 5 am shift was on the printed schedule, so they couldn't hold me to 2 to 6.Knowledge is power. Power corrupts. Study hard. Be evil.
"I never said I wasn't a horrible person."--Me, almost daily
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I've only done it once in my time - as documented here.
If I do get the job I've applied for, I'm so tempted to do this though. I'd never, because it's assish, but oh god I want to so so bad.
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