Hi,raiders...i had was at 17. I worked in many domains,but mostly in the textile industry.Recently i got a job at a factory located 40 km from my home...and as i told you before,i was late...the thing is...i had to stay 30 minutes after the shift ended to recuperate that missing time.Have you encountered such...idiotic policy where you live?
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Yes, that is a common practice.
My first job was as at age 15 at my Uncle's Golf Center earning the princely sum of 75 cents / hour.
Of course way back then gas was 25 cents a gallon.
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No i have not
Some jobs will add up your latenesses though and if/when they total more than a couple of hours they will take back a vacation day...
My first job was cleaning a basement full of chinchilla cages every Saturday. The neighbor guy from across the street had them He was some sort of a scientist or something. I inhereted the job from my older sister. She got a better job. I was 11 at the time. I just couldn't pass up that $10.00 a week!
By the way, Female Chinchillas are much the same as we human females. They also menstruate. Talk about NASTY cages!
Jeez...small animals are gross!
I have 6 little rabbits...5 are cuties that will sit on your chest and lick your face...very cute!
The 6th one is a goddam lunatic that bites and scratches like a fucking Ninja!!
And yes...the boys constantly wanna screw (they EVEN have an occassional go at each other lol) and the girl bunnies expell pretty often...
I think im over pets after this!
Six! Whew! Do they all run free around the house?
I'm a cat lady now days. One at a time though.... I have no problem cleaning a litter box.
My first paid job was during the summer of 1969, when I'd just graduated from high school, out in Tucson, AZ, at a Baskin Robbins. It was cool, and I learned something about being independent. I had other jobs after that which didn't work out, but then, afew years after graduating from high school, I got a summer job at a jewelry factory down in Attleboro, MA, which was way south of Boston. I learned something from that, and had assembly-line jobs every summer for the rest of my college career. Those jobs didn't pay very well, but they were worth it, since I learned what it means to earn my own way.
sharewhen I lived in Provo Utah, I worked for a loan company, it was called the Provolone Company
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