Started working in a small clinic as needed to cover a friend NP. I've been working off and on for a couple months. I got a paycheck and was told to cash it a certain day. So instead of depositing it, I went to the bank and tried to cash it. The bank said there was no funds in the account. This is the second time this happens. I told my boss and he fixed it but it still wasting my time.
Second time this happens in 4 months. I really like the job but I do not like that this seems to be a trend. I have another full time job so my question is should I just quit? Or give them more chances? The first time it happened I kept my Mouth shut but mentioned it this time it happened. Any input would be helpful!
Specializes in Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Nursing.
I look at it this way, some business owners are honest and sincere, but I live by the mantra of "everything affects everything" and if the business is living on the financial edge with payroll than other areas of the business are likely living on the edge as well (i.e. insurance, workman's comp, taxes, etc). It would not not be pleasant to suffer an injury at work on to find out the owner chose to save the cash rather than lay it out for workman's comp or general Liability Insurance on the building.
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I look at it this way, some business owners are honest and sincere, but I live by the mantra of "everything affects everything" and if the business is living on the financial edge with payroll than other areas of the business are likely living on the edge as well (i.e. insurance, workman's comp, taxes, etc). It would not not be pleasant to suffer an injury at work on to find out the owner chose to save the cash rather than lay it out for workman's comp or general Liability Insurance on the building.