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Purr request, good stuff, and where I've been
Enfilade wrote:
Good luck with the new job! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs -- Message posted via http://www.catkb.com |
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Purr request, good stuff, and where I've been
Enfilade wrote:
snip I'd like some purrs that this position works out for me. I'm honestly scared that, considering the disaster that was my law job, that everything might stink all over again--and I don't have enough hours to get EI should this job not work out for me. I think this is a much better environment for me, but I'm still a little gun-shy. Lots of purrs that everything works out for you. -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk |
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Purr request, good stuff, and where I've been
"Enfilade" wrote in message
... People may have noticed my absence/sporadic presence lately so here's an update for everyone.... I moved halfway across the country last summer and quickly got a job at a law firm. Unfortunately, six months in, my employer and I mutually hated one another. I couldn't do anything right, and they couldn't spare time to teach me. I was fired "without fault," basically stating that while I was professional and worked hard, I didn't belong there. Because the firing was not my fault (ie due to misconduct on my part), I was able to go back on Employment Insurance, which I did. Thank goodness! So many times the employer will fight the EI benefits (do employers there have to pay for that like in the US?) I had interviews, which didn't work out, and took a part time minimum wage job in May, working nights at a hotel. I loved the job, but couldn't make a living on the pay without EI supplementing my income to a basic living wage. My EI runs out on Saturday. Today: Job Interview: 8 am Hiring: 10 am Begin Working: 11 am YAY! Still kinda bewildered. I just fell into a full time job (30-35 hours a week, borderline full time I guess, but enough.) It's a one year maternity leave contract right now, but the person I'm replacing says she's considering if she wants to return to work at all or become a stay-at-home-mom. Tomorrow's gonna stink too....12-7 at the new place, 11-6:30 am at the hotel, 7:15-1:15 at the new place. Just when I thought I'd broken the caffeine addiction... Oh man, I don't think I could do that - but you're young, you'll bounce back! I'm going to get rid of my Thursday night hotel shift ASAP, go down to one night a week ASAP (my boss at the hotel knows this) and if they can't help me out, I"m going to resign. I really don't need a part time minimum wage job to live on any more, though if I can swing one shift a week on Friday or Saturday night, I'll gladly take the bucks because...my hotel job is mostly about watching security cams and answering phones and doors, and I'm actually encouraged to read books draw and drink their tea while on shift. Cool deal - I can see why you'd like to hang on there a bit - maybe earn enough for a martial arts class or something special you'd like to do. Anyway, I'm now the office manager for an alternative health care clinic offering network-spinal-analysis chiropractic, craniosacral, massage therapy, and infrared sauna. I'd love that! Do they give employee discounts on massages? ; DP is much amused. I'm going to start digging a trench in the living room for the inevitable medical-scientific-establishment vs the arts of alternative care war that's coming. LOL! Yep, I can see that coming! I'd like some purrs that this position works out for me. I'm honestly scared that, considering the disaster that was my law job, that everything might stink all over again--and I don't have enough hours to get EI should this job not work out for me. I think this is a much better environment for me, but I'm still a little gun-shy. --Fil Purrs coming that everything works out beautifully for you there! Hugs, CatNipped |
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Purr request, good stuff, and where I've been
Enfilade wrote:
People may have noticed my absence/sporadic presence lately so here's an update for everyone.... I moved halfway across the country last summer and quickly got a job at a law firm. Unfortunately, six months in, my employer and I mutually hated one another. snip I'd like some purrs that this position works out for me. I'm honestly scared that, considering the disaster that was my law job, that everything might stink all over again--and I don't have enough hours to get EI should this job not work out for me. I think this is a much better environment for me, but I'm still a little gun-shy. --Fil We are sending lots and lots of purrs and best wishes for everything to work out great for you, Fil, Polonca and Soncek |
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