Negotiation

Hope you find something that works for you @Spitfire1 

Thankyou so do I, just made appointment to talk with my therapist luck has it she's available @ 2 pm instead of her normal time of 7. Will make gp appointment on Monday, I can't keep going around in circles feeling like a screwball, something got to change, perhaps I'm just 1 of those people who cannot hold down a job?

Hiii! @Spitfire1

From what I’ve experienced with subpar employers definitely find yourself a new job! It is not worth staying somewhere that makes you feel like that!

It may take awhile to find a career that you can ‘hold down’ aka find something your passionate about!

Whilst I can’t tell you what that job would be, I can tell you that you will find what you love and I know you’ll do well and enjoy that when you do find it!

Explore different pathways and see what you enjoy! There’s no shame in switching careers it’s all about finding what’s right for you!

Best of luck!

-sunwolfmoon

Hello @SunWolfMoon and @Spitfire1 nice to meet you both here today

Absolutely agree that you need to move on re employment

Staying afloat is not enough, in fact, it led to a few admissions to the psychiatric hospital for me.

Yes, money was an issue but my mental health was more important.

I live by the creed of "I've survived being poor before, I can be poor again "

Taali 💙

Ok looked @ my my casual contract when I signed up with her, either parties can give notice when resigning but they are to give 2 weeks notice or in lieu of 1 weeks pay, they've cut my hours down to 15 hours a week with 3 clients only starting in September, the next week will be few more hours as the roster has already been done. I agree I do need to get away from this company for my health. I'm thinking of getting a medical certificate from my GP, then quitting. I really want to quit the job now but this worded contract has me over a barrel with her, any advice on how to go about it resigning wise will be appreciated.