Today at work another store in the district called and wanted me to come work her shift at her store because she was sick. She had called everyone else at her store, and nobody could do it. I didn't want to work a 12+ hour shift. I told her no, she then got mad, said a few comments and hung up the phone on me.
When I got off the phone, my manager said in one of those phony *** voices, "What did you say to her?" Obviously, the lady at the other store, had asked her first and she refused. I told my manager, no I didn't want to work a 12+ hour shift. My manager then turned the the second in charge manger (the shift leader) and said, "You know we should start writing these KIDS up for not wanting to work."
Huh? First of all, can you do that? I don't think so. My manager seems to think I'm an idiot, and that I don't know the law.
Ok, so the question is, "Can you get written up at work for not wanting to work at another store?" Give me proof, so I can mail it out, and e-mail HER manager.
2007-05-12
18:14:39
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