USA & Canada Economies Expected To Run Hot, Really Hot

[GagaSine 7,464]

31 minutes ago, Economy said:

If u dont mind me asking how was her tone and attitude when she told u? How did u react back? Its optional u dont have to answer these if u dont want to

Well I walked in and said hello as her & her husband were there. Her husband asked me to give him the key I have to the back door and I asked him why, and he said "just give it to me" but I persisted and said, "I want to know why.", he said read this paper and you'll find out, which was like a "notification of termination" or whatever with a breakdown of my final pay and severance.

I signed it and turned to my boss, I was pretty emotional at this point like on the verge of tears and I told her that I wasn't trying to threaten her and that I didn't care about the money, in fact I would gladly pay her the tip money as a personal favour. And she said "It's not because of that, it's just because of the pandemic" but she seemed pretty dead eyed and insincere (she is usually a very bubbly and casual person).

I took photos of my punch card so I could fill out the EI info accurately and asked if there was anything else they needed, they said no so I said, "Okay, bye" and walked out.

I totally forget that I left a bunch of personal stuff there (like kitchen supplies that were from my own home or that I purchased myself to make work easier) but I don't care anymore tbh.

Also worth noting that she just hired three new people like a few weeks prior to this. 

[Jollibee 3,179]

I think 2022 would be even greater for both countries.

[ShayCristoforo 10,607]

The housing market here is insanely high. Insaneee. 

[Economy 53,077]

1 hour ago, GagaSine said:

Well I walked in and said hello as her & her husband were there. Her husband asked me to give him the key I have to the back door and I asked him why, and he said "just give it to me" but I persisted and said, "I want to know why.", he said read this paper and you'll find out, which was like a "notification of termination" or whatever with a breakdown of my final pay and severance.

I signed it and turned to my boss, I was pretty emotional at this point like on the verge of tears and I told her that I wasn't trying to threaten her and that I didn't care about the money, in fact I would gladly pay her the tip money as a personal favour. And she said "It's not because of that, it's just because of the pandemic" but she seemed pretty dead eyed and insincere (she is usually a very bubbly and casual person).

I took photos of my punch card so I could fill out the EI info accurately and asked if there was anything else they needed, they said no so I said, "Okay, bye" and walked out.

I totally forget that I left a bunch of personal stuff there (like kitchen supplies that were from my own home or that I purchased myself to make work easier) but I don't care anymore tbh.

Also worth noting that she just hired three new people like a few weeks prior to this. 

I also forgot a bunch of stuff in my first job when i got let go cuz of emotion. But in my case it wasnt due to tension. I got hired for summer after highschool co-op ended cuz they liked me but September/October came a a new co-op student for free labor took over

 

But i wasnt unemployed for long cuz i got hired like 2 weeks later where my dad works to which i then proceeded to get underpaid for the next 8 years

 

im just so glad i finally found this new job cuz for once i actually like the job and im happy with my pay

 

Anyway im trailing off. Sorry again this happened to u. At least EI weeks are longer right now cuz unemployment is a bit high so should give u time to find something else. Keep me posted

 

id say apply to my company cuz were still hiring ($20/h starting wage abd they treat us really good and even give us monthly walmart gift cards for perfect attendance, 2 paid personal days, health insurance and pension plan matching 3% of income and they give us longer breaks than most companies) but i think u said once u dont like physical labor so if thats a deal breaker for u then i say nvm. But if its something ud consider lemme know i can give u link (its located in Mississauga not far from Pearson Airport)

 

Edit: i also wanna add most of the coworkers are awesome. The forklift driver in particular shes halerious. She always cracks me up and buys us all coffee too which i always accept 

 

[littlepotter 76,624]

5 hours ago, River said:

Inb4 on GGD:

Hotties of the Day: USA and Canada Economies

[HorusRa2 5,005]

In other words, inflation is for sure on its way just in time for the midterms. Can't wait to see the political consequences of that. /s