Comments | invisibletears: So much hate for this job...

invisibletears

So much hate for this job...

Nov 07, 2007 07:21

I fucking hate working here. I'll get into that at the end of my entry ( Read more... )

work, doctors, ekg, blood tests

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invisibletears November 7 2007, 17:42:14 UTC

I can't do the stuff you do. Sounds like a great job though..

xx_ginny_xx November 7 2007, 20:15:04 UTC

UGH to your bruise! Every time I get blood drawn they always end up bruising me. >.<

&even more ugh to your job! What a bitch, omfg. But anyhow, I hope they find out what`s wrong with you bb&soon. I don`t want it to be anything serious!!!

<333

heartpause November 7 2007, 23:02:39 UTC

Aaaahh fucking blood taking people can never find my veins 'cause apparently mine are "curved" or something?? So yeah that's definitely annoying! Hope you're okay though & don't have anything seriously wrong!

heartpause November 7 2007, 23:03:48 UTC

OH and also, your co-worker lady person needs to be BITCH SLAPPED.......or even better, trout slapped. Yeah.

Depending on what you make, your employer may HAVE to pay you OT anonymous November 9 2007, 00:52:11 UTC

Are they treating others the same way or are they singling you out? Could it be a gay bias ( ... )

Re: Depending on what you make, your employer may HAVE to pay you OT invisibletears November 9 2007, 01:37:44 UTC

Not sure who you are but thanks for commenting. I've actually been doing research on the whole being paid or not issue. I just don't understand it all. I read about exempt salary and not exempt and I just don't know where I stand. I know that they can make us do overtime but it's the being paid part that confuses me. I make a little more than $23,600 a year. Does that mean I shouldn't be getting paid for the overtime? It's all so confusing, that's probably why they can get away with it..no one understands it. :(

Even if I should be getting paid, I'm sure there's nothing I could do about it now.

Re: Depending on what you make, your employer may HAVE to pay you OT anonymous November 9 2007, 05:19:22 UTC

I would call the number on my last post. I know this: you cannot refuse to work the overtime. With all the work it sounds like you guys have, I believe they need you. They may not want you, but they need you.

I don't know how much you communicate with your higher-ups, but you should try to do as much as you can via email. Make sure you save any emails from them. If you communicate mostly face to face, as soon as the conversation is over, write some notes in case any question come up later.

Be strong and don’t get intimidated by them.

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