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Show it anywaymaybe you didn't read the FML carefully, so read it again, you 'bint'.
I caught that the OP was a male, and I intentionally called him a bint because he's a whiny little bitch and not a man afterall. Keep up genius. Try again.
TheKitsune may not know how to use commas, but I agree with the point he's making. Stop complaining, OP. Be grateful.
What the heck is a "bint" in the first place?
British slang.
Ah well, more money, right? You can spend it on some purty hookers or something.
Quit bitching. Count your blessings that you HAVE a job.
You can sleep at work. From the sounds of your enthusiasm for working while on break from school, I'll guess that your productivity when awake is not much different than when you are asleep. Try not to bring a pillow. That's too obvious.
haha. ha.
YDI if you put you have open availability. If you don't want to work at 8 AM just say you're unavailable.
Actually there are laws that do state how many hours and days a certain individual can work a week. 14-15 cannot work more than 4 hours a day and 16 hours a week. 16-17 can work up to 8 hours a day and no more than 40 hours a week. 18 and older there is no limit...but...if you're boss is making you work that much he's just an asshole.
when i was 15 i was working 8 hour days in the summer and way more than 16 hours a week, which country are these laws made for?
For the USA - but they only apply during the school year. Summer is open season.
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You could have asked for a day off in advanced.
YDI if you put you have open availability. If you don't want to work at 8 AM just say you're unavailable.