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I'm pretty sure it's legal. Usually benefits should be worked out before starting the job, ro and if you applied through a temp agency imo it's pretty crappy of them not to have warned you.

Shop in your closet. Put away some outfits and rotate every few months. + Cut up a few credit cards.  

dep on the reason & my feelings / long term prospects for the house --  

Linda Hill has several books for new managers that have received good reviews & you can read r/o the reviews as well as buy her books on Amazon. Also you might want to consider approaching a manager or supervisor (they do not have to be in your dept.) that you trust and admire for advice on managing people as well as offering guidance in the future when needed . Having a mentor at work can be really invaluable and great way to get...

I do this too- my application package is 1) cover letter, 2) resume, 3) reference page I put everything on the reference page that would enable them to do a background check i.e. address/phone number, immediate supervisor. I submit the reference page if it asks for it up front with my resume and cover letter

we have Comcast--they SUK, too...r/o sometimes service is slow. it's also EXPENSIVE. call back Verizon and raise som HELL--tell them you're VERY unhappy with the delay in service and are VERY close to signing on with Comcast AND writing some letters to the corporate office AND the local paper about how unacceptable this is. if the service rep can't help you, get a supervisor on the phone.

no one mentioned it and since those days are paid holidays he assumed he wouldn't need to be in ro office.

not if your working relationship was good and you left things on a positive note. rop though it is always best to get a reference before you leave the job. as a former supervisor, it might be difficult to remember specifics about a worker's experience and particular assets, so re-introduce yourself if you have been out of touch and point out things you did when you worked there that would have set you apart as exemplary.

Thanks again everyone, got hired on the spot. Pay IS pretty low, it's money! (:  

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