Idiot Manager

[anthrobabe]

I did not feel an ounce of guilt. I've helped her out more than I should've, and she can reap the consequences.

And she won't whine to the manager about it. She's not that much of a child.
And she no-call,-no-show'ed yesterday.
I was amazed she still had a job to come to this morning.

where I come from/came from--no call,no show meant FIRED so fast your head would spin. whatever happened to accountability-- oh right, she's sue and beat the manager up and put it on youtube.
sigh
I am so glad you felt no guilt--- i'll repeat it for you YOU GO GIRL!
amazed at her still having a job would not be my word  , why do some people who do right get crapped on but others go through life doing the crapping and get bonus points>>?<<

[Aggie]

amazed at her still having a job would not be my word  , why do some people who do right get crapped on but others go through life doing the crapping and get bonus points>>?<<

The others are dealing blow to the bosses (or blowing them)?  That's what I've seen in the past, anyways. Good ol' restaurant industry. 

[Scriblerus the Philosophe]

It's an offense that will get her written up, without a doubt. And three of those = no job.

It's part gloat, part anger that she even asked when she knows I'm particularly miffed at her right now.

Well it doesn't have to be guilt you feel. As I said there are loads of other books about "Saying No". I just picked that one as I have it myself and it's a popular one.

Sorry. Didn't mean to sound terse. Guilt is something I don't feel very often. I try not to hurt people through my actions, and when I do, I feel very bad. This is something she brought down on her own head, so I don't. :shrug:
However, I may check that puppy out to amuse myself, someday.