Stay or Go?

Question

Stay or Go?
I've been working PT in a retail clothing store since February. I've been calling in for someone else to cover my shift last month. Like 2- 3 X's. My boss hasn't been scheduling me. I called her up and ask for some hours. She mention saying I kept calling for pepole to cover my shift that's why she hasn't been scheduling me. I told her next time she schedule I'll show up. I am working FT temporary right now and am going to college and just got an interview for a PT Receptionist job at a dealership. Pays much better, and has a set schedule for evening work. Should I give my two week notice or just stay?

Answer 1

You're wasting your time at your current job. Once you've given the impression that you don't want to work and your hours are being reduced, you can pretty much count on it not getting better. That's just the way retail is. If you have an opportunity to take a job with set hours, assuming you're offered the job and those hours fit into your schedule, then you should take that job. However, if you're going to switch jobs just to start not showing up, then you'd be wasting both your time and the new employer's. If you get the offer, take the new job, show up, and work hard. You may need to use the new employer as a reference some day, and you want to make sure they'll give a good reference. But don't give your notice until you've got the job, unless you can afford to be unemployed indefinitely. In the mean time, talk to your current boss about your schedule. Express your desire to work, and let her know exactly what hours you can and can not work, and hope she'll actually schedule you accordingly.

Answer 2

Do you like your current job? That's going to be a big factor here. Also, what happens if you quit and you don't get this other job you interviewed for?

You've got some choices:
1) Wait and see what happens and then prove yourself to be a good worker.

2) Keep looking for a job (after all you're only temporary here) and once you find one, put in your two weeks.

3) Put your two weeks in now, take a chance on being jobless, and continue looking for work you'll enjoy.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Stay. Until you get a job offer elsewhere.

When your current boss schedules you, keep that committment. Sounds like she's power tripping. They do that sometimes.

Answer 5

Give your notice and take the other job. It sounds like you're effectively no longer working at the first place anyway.

Answer 6

In this situation, I would go. Give the two weeks notice...(they might even give you a schedule then!).

Answer 7

>I think u should take the job that pays more that is going to work with you and ur availibility.Do whats best for you,by the way @ ur PT job u havent been gettting that many hrs. =)

Answer 8

I would give two weeks notice.

Answer 9

go with the money. give your 2 week notice.

Answer 10

It's simple....if your new job has more to offer, i think you should go.