How to tell bosses

[Inseriousity.]

My mum's the same. Can't say no because she's a bit of a pushover and doesn't want the aggro. Much easier if she gets along with everyone even if it means she has to miss out on stuff she really wanted to do and people would naturally take advantage of this attitude but there needs to come a time when you have to put yourself first. When it's mentioned, just be honest but twist it so that it actually makes more sense to let you have a day off rather than not let you have it off (ie balance between social life and work = healthy employee and the usual crap like that). Good luck!

[Blinger]

Yeah had a lovely (sarcasm) little chit chat with them.. fourty five ******* minutes long! Not cool when you wanna.go home.

Basically they say I've had the most weekends off (really? I doubt it. I'd pounce like a fly on horse **** to with my mates) And that they'll try. And my self confidence isn't high at the moment (not sure why, I thought its the same) and how I don't like big corporate chains and prefer independent etc. Load of Tosh. Took it on the chin, just give me weekends off.

I don't think they listened when I said I don't want every weekend or expect even a day off every weekend..

[Vinnie:Safety]

Maybe it's time to step up in the world. Open your own bakery(;

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[Blinger]

Maybe it's time to step up in the world. Open your own bakery(;

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Haha that's my ultimate goal, which I WILL be able to complete. Dad just opened his own recently so I have some reassurance there and help (paper work, choosing the best store, and experience help)

[Vinnie:Safety]

That's great man, wish you the best of luck.

[danzooo]

Why don't you write them a letter? I found it a great relief when it was mandatory that I had to do that in order to hand in my notice at my old job, otherwise I'd never have been able to pluck up the courage to tell my old manager I was leaving.