I need advice...quickly

[acsguitar]

You can't sell your spot on the boat?

Also will there be chicks in bikinis?

[theskaboss]

You can't sell your spot on the boat?

Maybe, I can talk to my youth group leader and see if there was a waiting list, but there wasnt as much interest in the trip as their has been in the past...

and acs, hahaha their will be chicks, dunno about bikinis

[StlSluggers]

I'd be sincere with the boss sit down and tell him the whole deal...don't be accusatory at all!

Oh... My... God... Is that good advice??? What did you do with the real ACS???

Also will there be chicks in bikinis?

There he is...



Seriously, that is *gulp* exactly what I was going to say. Bring it up and explain that you told him on day one about the trip. Apologize for not filling out the form sooner, but profess ignorance because it's true. If your boss does not come around, then he is a manipulative jerk (for knowing in advance and not caring), and you don't want to work for him.

The job is probably replaceable. The $325 is not.

[eftda]

I'd quit, right away. If you get time off then your boss will think that your a flake and if you dont go then you'd be his all summer.

[Madison]

If not, exclude it from the application.

As a past manager of a few businesses, this is one thing I would suggest you never do. It's not hard, and actually normal, for employers to pull a past work history on new hires and/or new employees. Intentionally leaving off a job on your application can either stop you from getting the new job, or get you fired if you have already been hired. It makes you look dishonest and you knowingly falsified documents. Not the best way to start, or try to get a new job. I wouldn't suggest trying this.

[Lofunzo]

If not, exclude it from the application.

As a past manager of a few businesses, this is one thing I would suggest you never do. It's not hard, and actually normal, for employers to pull a past work history on new hires and/or new employees. Intentionally leaving off a job on your application can either stop you from getting the new job, or get you fired if you have already been hired. It makes you look dishonest and you knowingly falsified documents. Not the best way to start, or try to get a new job. I wouldn't suggest trying this.

Understood and agreed under normal circumstances. I was just saying that certain jobs don't check squat. I don't know what type of background check they do in a supermarket.

[Kingctb27]

The job is probably replaceable. The $325 is not.

Exactly. There are many summer jobs out there. I wouldgo on the trip and take a week off. It's not your fault that he didn't tell you about the form you had to fill out. Your a Newbie at your job and if your boss can't understand he's an idiot, imo.

[The Miner Part 2]

id quit whether i had a trip planned or not.

[eftda]

Understood and agreed under normal circumstances. I was just saying that certain jobs don't check squat. I don't know what type of background check they do in a supermarket.

They want to see if your a cereal* killer



*serial

[Madison]

If not, exclude it from the application.

As a past manager of a few businesses, this is one thing I would suggest you never do. It's not hard, and actually normal, for employers to pull a past work history on new hires and/or new employees. Intentionally leaving off a job on your application can either stop you from getting the new job, or get you fired if you have already been hired. It makes you look dishonest and you knowingly falsified documents. Not the best way to start, or try to get a new job. I wouldn't suggest trying this.

Understood and agreed under normal circumstances. I was just saying that certain jobs don't check squat. I don't know what type of background check they do in a supermarket.

I agree that some jobs don't check much on background. As to a supermarket, it depends on what position you're applying for. A cashier has to be bonded, so that's one common spot where they pull an employment history.

Just be careful if you leave a job off your resume.