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Will Work Think Of Even More Of A Reason To Reduced My Hours?
So yesterday I had to go sick as I had a seizure last night and I've gone home sick before then had a seizure and they said after 3 sicks get discipline so means if I go sick again that what they'll do or could see me as unreliable even more of an excuse to keep my hours reduced. Only in a few weeks there's one full shift for one day.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Abbey, I'm sure Selco didn't expect you to know all the products immediately, and they gave you a couple of months to learn. You told us that they then cut your hours back because you couldn't grasp it. Do you think they should have given you more time to learn? How long do new starts usually take to get to the required standard? Do you think you should have been given longer because of your medical history, your needs? Were Selco aware of how much help you might need when you started? I'm not being harsh on purpose, I'm just wondering how informed Selco were before you started.
Thsnkd, Abbey. In a way, it doesn't really matter how someone else has been treated. Maybe the stress, worry, is cumulative - that was three jobs in a row where you simply couldn't do what was expected. I know you shrugged off many of the problems, but it couldn't have been a nice feeling to struggle so much to cope with any full-time job?
Abbey, I think you might have to have a really good think about your job prospects. The full-time jobs you have had - over the past few years - haven't worked out at all, and you haven't lived up to the employers' expectations. Time is passing, and all these fiddly part-time jobs are not good for your CV, your bank balance or your mental health! I know you said you sacked a previous careers advisor, but do you not think it'd be worth consulting someone?
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