Hi all! I recently accepting a job offer for my first actual full time career position(I'm still in college and have only worked retail or in a restaurant so far). I'm going to school for Human Services, and the position is a support professional in a group home, so I thought it would be perfect. I am going to be full time for the summer, so I was expecting 40 hours a week, but today I was told that I must be at 40 hours a week or more no matter what. For example , if I'm taking off a few days of the week, I can't just take off. I'd have to pick up shifts to get me up to 40 still. This would not be a big deal to me if I didn't travel a few times a year to see my SO of almost 6 years. I know that I should be focusing on myself and my career, but he is in the military and can't really come to me; I have to go to him. I suppose what I'm asking is, is this normal for actual careers/ human service careers? And how do I cope with having to work 16+ hour shifts if I want to take some time off that week?
If there is a thread I should be posting this on instead of on its own, let me know and I'll move it! Also thank you in advance, I apologize about my inexperience here
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