By nattlecakes - 07/04/2015 07:23 - United States - Sacramento
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Alright. OP here. My workplace switched managers due to our store getting a bad rating from corporate and sales basically tanking. He was demoted to a different store and instead decided to quit. I wasn't getting hours before my old manager left either. I had talked to him and he said the ratio with sales versus hours employees are working was out of whack or something along those lines, and since I hadn't been fully trained yet I couldn't run the shop on my own or even with one to two others there since they would have been either doing all the work or they wouldn't have needed me there. Also pretty much very other co worker had been whittled down to only one to three shifts a week other than the supervisors so that was out of my control but things are supposed to change when the new manager comes in. My new manager comes in a few weeks ago and I was still coming in every week to check the schedule. At this point nobody knew that's what my old manager had said. I kept seeing coworkers and talking to them, but never my new manager so I checked to see when he would be in. Inconveniently, just after this new manager transferred to our store he went on a two and a half week vacation (three weeks of work). The day he comes back in I come in and introduce myself and say I would like to discuss hours, and he has the most confused look on his face ever. I punch in my employee number and it says I am no longer employed. That's when we called the owner and figure out what had happened. They said they would call me. That was on Saturday and it's now Tuesday, so i have no idea whether or not I will be getting my job back. Either way I am looking for employment elsewhere since I obviously don't have much stability at my current workplace and the business is suffering badly anyway.
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that really sucks big time for your old manager to lie.
I'm surprised it took you six weeks to go in and ask what was going on.
Yeah, that's really strange. I can see getting left off the schedule for a week with a new manager adjusting to a new set of staff, but after the second week OP should have called. Unless OP replies and gives further info, I have to say YDI.
Agree, the job couldn't have meant that much to the OP to begin with.
The fact that it took six weeks before OP went in is exactly why I hit YDI.
What an asshole. Either way, you or the person they hired to replace you are ****** ...
I am sorry you lost your job, but I have to ask....why would you wait six weeks of no hours before going in and asking what was up?
Sounds like your old manager was a shift-y character
why would you wait 6 weeks lol
You would expect at least a little bit of professional action in the workplace
You waited SIX WEEKS to check on this?
You probably should have called sooner
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I'm surprised it took you six weeks to go in and ask what was going on.
Sounds like your old manager was a shift-y character