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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All sounds reasonable if not responsible way to handle illness.

I was one that though this is a situation that could be worked out. I understand if you don't want to. I can understand why you are upset.
This job  truly may be a bad fit for you, and it could be the best to move on now early on rather than  2 years later  when you are miserable.
My advice to you, and I am basing this only on what is written here as I don't know, you but it seems you need to work on communication when it comes to defining boundaries and standing up for yourself and resolving conflict. I don't mean that to be  "nasty".  Aside from this there are things that are bothering you about this job the "job creep", the lateness, that you don't have paid sick days, and I'm guessing there is more don't be afraid to advocate for what you need it doesn't have to be  you not speaking up or quitting as your only options.

Good luck with your new job!

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I didn't find your response nasty. I will admit that I'm not as assertive as I should be. I tend to be a pushover and that has led me to being in bad situations where I'm overworked.

Before this incident of being called a liar, we hit if off. I have worked with enough people to know when it's right. I felt that and so did she. She was so supportive late week, then she saw her in-laws and it all changed. I can't say what happened over the weekend but like I said, the conversation about missing work and my commitment is one thing. Attacking my character is another. [/quote]

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