Yesterday, I posted this in another thread:
After promising to come to work today, she called me around 11:00 am, asking if there was any point in coming to work. I told her "not at this point".
Ok. I give them work, I don't pay too bad, I treat people well. I NEVER call people names, and I am seldom rude or domineering. After bailing an employee out of jail, wouldn't you think they could come to work the next day ?
Doesn't the downturn in the economy and the rise in unemployment mean SOMETHING?
Speaking of firing people, it looks like I need to fire my office assistant. Every single day I have to ask her "How long have you been working here?" when she cannot figure out some simple task on the computer.
She only worked two days last week. Absent today, she wanted me to bail her out of jail (that's another whole story!). She told me she needed $200 over the phone, but it turned into $550 before she got out of jail. Strangely enough, even her own father won't bail her out of jail. I wonder what that should be telling me?
Oh yeah, she failed to put a $100 bill into the cashbox yesterday, and hasn't logged any cash transactions for the last two weeks. While speaking to her over the jail telephone this morning, she denied ever being given that one hundred dollar bill. Later, we found the bill under her desk calendar with a couple of other sticky notes attached to it. Well, at least she didn't steal the money. She just didn't do her job.
Incidentally, I only gave her enough bail money to be covered by her current wages.
After promising to come to work today, she called me around 11:00 am, asking if there was any point in coming to work. I told her "not at this point".
Ok. I give them work, I don't pay too bad, I treat people well. I NEVER call people names, and I am seldom rude or domineering. After bailing an employee out of jail, wouldn't you think they could come to work the next day ?
Doesn't the downturn in the economy and the rise in unemployment mean SOMETHING?