What If The Labour Party Got Rid Of...
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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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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.So you started at 37 hours per week, that was cut to 24 for a period and now you're only guaranteed 20? Is that the case?
I think you should work really hard for a few weeks, try to impress them and press for additional hours. If after a month you are not getting close to 30 hours pw you should start looking for another job. If you already know you're unlikely to get more than 20-24 hours then start looking now- either for a new full time job or for some part time work.
well if they've cut your hours from 37 to 20 and they are offering little prospect of overtime for the foreseeable future, then it's unlikely they rate you as someone they want to retain. I'd start looking elsewhere now- and focus on jobs where you know something about the product (beauty, clothes, bars)
Hi abbey- just a suggestion: I think your posts would be a lot easier to read if you include the word is
e.g. it is out of his hand; and said it is head office; I don't know what is happening.
Even with your overtime, how many hours will you have worked this week? Are you able to pay bills and any debts and save based on that level of income?
You are doing well, you are learning the products, have good time keeping. Tell him you love the job and believe you have settled in well but stress that you need more hours. If you are offered overtime, take it. Show willing. If you continue to do well and are reliable then they may decide to sack the girl with poor time-keeping and give you her hours.