I'm a fresh college graduate and just getting into the workflow. I recently was hired as a temp employee at a big firm and I can't afford the commute. The job is basically minimum wage ($11/hr) and I live quite a distance from the office. Although it's way across town, I took the job because I really need the money and pay is deposited weekly. Today was my first day and the recruiter said new hires get payed next week Friday, not this Friday like I assumed.
For clarity, when I say I live across town, I really do. I must leave my house at 6:00 a.m. to get there by 7:50 - 8:00 a.m. I use public transportation, but the trains only go so far and I end up spending $55 per day in Uber to take me the rest of the distance. I did the math and $55 per day is $275 per week. For a whole month I'd be spending $1,100 in transportation.
I have asked my mother if I could borrow some money and she isn't in a place to help out because I'm usually the person she borrows from. I have a wealthy family member that sometimes gives me money, but I don't want her to think I'm abusing her kindness.
I really would like to keep this job as it's only a 5 month assignment. I'm trying to save money so I can get my master's degree. I also need to pay bills and eat. What are my options?? Should I resign? My recruiter mentioned that the staffing agency keeps a profile on it's employees and if I resign I may not be eligible to rehire with the company. So If I do decide to resign it may take months to find another job. I'm at such a loss. Advice?
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