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The risk goes both way. Besides, it's not like you see much loyalty from the employers, so I don't blame these people at all. Everybody fends for himself in this damn world!
An acquaintance of mine's son moved his whole family with a little baby to Alaska for a job that lasted 6 months! How about that?!
I meant it more in the sense that if you give your "word" by joining a company, it is sort of a good faith thing... of course if the company is a crappy one then leave, but to just show up for a week or so and just split just seems a little dodgy to me.
Plus, is it kind of a crappy thing to do to your co-workers who may be relying on you to a certain degree... now they may be stuck with more work until someone else can be hired.
It's happened here a few times since I've been working there.
But this definitely isn't a job for everyone. You have to be willing to work and get filthy at times. Most people just don't like it. I don't like it much either but it pays the bills for now.
It's just courtesy to give a two-week notice so they can find someone else. But if they're not going to do that, it would be nice if they called and let you know they're leaving. (Then the other employees are stuck covering for them while they find a replacement).
I suppose sometimes something could have happened to them, but most of the time word gets around that they were complaining and just ended up quitting.
It's just courtesy to give a two-week notice so they can find someone else. But if they're not going to do that, it would be nice if they called and let you know they're leaving. (Then the other employees are stuck covering for them while they find a replacement).
I suppose sometimes something could have happened to them, but most of the time word gets around that they were complaining and just ended up quitting.
We had a guy who used to bike to that job. His first Saturday(which is only half days) he was biking into work, and a car hit him! His legs were apparently all F'd up and had injured ribs.
It was a shame, he was actually learning the job pretty well, too.
Out here we have 2 buck chuck.... I think in AZ they charge 3 bucks.... anyways, some really good table wine for 2 bucks a bottle good stuff.. I mean, nothing to write home about but really, for the money it is really a good decent table wine.
We have a winery here in downtown LA surprisingly enough that has a petite Syrah that would just make you drop your panties for.... it is like 25 bucks a bottle... but, IDK, I'd surrender my first born for a case or two....
What a fitting description; first you drink it, then you do it.
We had a guy who used to bike to that job. His first Saturday(which is only half days) he was biking into work, and a car hit him! His legs were apparently all F'd up and had injured ribs.
It was a shame, he was actually learning the job pretty well, too.
Oh I do like craft beers. Heavy Seas, Flying Dog and Dogfish Head make some killer stuff, and I'm also a fan of Samuel Adams' stable of brews.
But when getting sloshed is the central theme, you want something cheap that goes down easily. I'd feel bad drinking a fine artisanal beer just to get buzzed.
Some craft beers are high gravity and you can't help but get buzzed!
Believe it or not, he had the hospital call in for him and he tried to save his job.
He didn't, and I don't know if he's going to be disabled from it or not, but I heard he had like 6+ months of physical therapy to go through.
Poor guy.
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