Day 24: I am thankful for taking time to weigh out things
and take anger out of the equation before making a decision.
Ever since the two new girls have started working at the
2nd job, things have gotten a bit tougher for me. On days when I know I shouldn't be short
money, I've been short money. I know I
haven’t gone senile. I know I can do
math. I just haven’t liked how this
whole scenario looks.
I found out I hadn't been the only person missing
money. The other person who had been
working there for a while, primarily during the evenings had been missing
money, too. He alerted me that he knew
for certain what one of the girls was doing.
Once he pointed it out, I had noticed the same thing as well.
However, when I asked him why he didn't mention anything,
it is because he fears that nothing will really be done about it. I have to confess that his fear is not
unfounded.
This is the same
organization who has leads and management tell you to leave expired food on the
shelves so that it can look full….
I did struggle with whether I should say anything. I’m not one to go around and snitch on
people. However, when it affects not
only me but another person who has worked there for almost a decade, I feel it
would be wrong not to say something.
Today, I know there was a certain batch of lottery
tickets I didn't sell, but when it came time for me to punch out, I noticed
tickets missing. When I ended up short
yet again on a day where I should have been up $1.00, it just kind of confirmed
for me that I need to make someone aware.
I can only pray they handle things properly. Even if they don’t, at least they know the
situation is happening, and the other person and I can quit being looked at as
if we are thieves.
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