Anonymous wrote:To the PP who mentioned back-up childcare....
It is every employer’s duty to secure a back-up childcare plan because life is always happening & not always favorable to us.
My philosophy:
ALWAYS always have a Plan B in place.
If you do not, then you only have yourself to blame if things fall apart later on.
The MB should have had a backup plan in place since day one.
Cars crash, break down, etc.
People fall ill all the time.
Even our pets.
Natural disasters occur.
Houses catch fire, criminals break in cars/homes/businesses, etc.
Life is always unpredictable.
Anonymous wrote:Most off you are horrible! Life happens. Maybe OP cannot afford an Uber. Find a friend to help you out. Frankly, as long as you got there, it would not only not bother me but I would be inpressed with your I
Ingenuity. If this bothers your new boss then you need to start looking for a new job now!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most off you are horrible! Life happens. Maybe OP cannot afford an Uber. Find a friend to help you out. Frankly, as long as you got there, it would not only not bother me but I would be inpressed with your I
Ingenuity. If this bothers your new boss then you need to start looking for a new job now!
Yes, “life happens” and grown-ups know how to figure out life without involving an employer of three days!! I think posters were just being honest with her. She did make a bad impression (her question) and she was wrong.
Then you better hope "life "doesn't happen to you and that you are never late or you have car trouble. If so, I hope your nanny quits and your boss fires you.
Anonymous wrote:In less you needed picked up at the metro, this isn't something you discuss with your boss and make alternative transportation arrangements. She hired you as her plan. She should not need back up care.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most off you are horrible! Life happens. Maybe OP cannot afford an Uber. Find a friend to help you out. Frankly, as long as you got there, it would not only not bother me but I would be inpressed with your I
Ingenuity. If this bothers your new boss then you need to start looking for a new job now!
Yes, “life happens” and grown-ups know how to figure out life without involving an employer of three days!! I think posters were just being honest with her. She did make a bad impression (her question) and she was wrong.
Anonymous wrote:A good employer will fully understand that life happens.
You can get hired for a new job, then wake up with a horrible flu on your first day of work.
Or your dog may be ill and need to go to the vet clinic ASAP.
Or your car suddenly decides to go kaput.
Ask anyone.
We have all been in scenarios such as these - or similar.
Including your new employer.
Ask for the day off, use it to have your car repaired.
The fact that you will be losing a whole days salary shows just how dire your situation is.
Anonymous wrote:It depends. What did your message say?
Texting to say that your car broke down so you will be taking the bus or an Uber to work and so will do walking activities with the kids instead of driving activities? That shows problem solving and initiative.
Texting that your car broke down so can you come to work late because your preferred mechanic isn’t open sundays? That shows that you plan to make your problems her problems.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most off you are horrible! Life happens. Maybe OP cannot afford an Uber. Find a friend to help you out. Frankly, as long as you got there, it would not only not bother me but I would be inpressed with your I
Ingenuity. If this bothers your new boss then you need to start looking for a new job now!
Yes, “life happens” and grown-ups know how to figure out life without involving an employer of three days!! I think posters were just being honest with her. She did make a bad impression (her question) and she was wrong.
Then you better hope "life "doesn't happen to you and that you are never late or you have car trouble. If so, I hope your nanny quits and your boss fires you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most off you are horrible! Life happens. Maybe OP cannot afford an Uber. Find a friend to help you out. Frankly, as long as you got there, it would not only not bother me but I would be inpressed with your I
Ingenuity. If this bothers your new boss then you need to start looking for a new job now!
Yes, “life happens” and grown-ups know how to figure out life without involving an employer of three days!! I think posters were just being honest with her. She did make a bad impression (her question) and she was wrong.
Anonymous wrote:Most off you are horrible! Life happens. Maybe OP cannot afford an Uber. Find a friend to help you out. Frankly, as long as you got there, it would not only not bother me but I would be inpressed with your I
Ingenuity. If this bothers your new boss then you need to start looking for a new job now!