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I agree with your husband. Do what is right for you. People do this all the time. Quite frequently employers will work around the other schedule. These people are trying to put you in a bind on purpose without concern for your ability to pay your bills on part time pay. Expect such one-sided attitudes in the work place. It is common, and the reason why you should look out for yourself.
Ginger80
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I'm a new grad and need advice! I was offered jobs with the 2 places I did my pre-grad placements with, and I accepted, as they are both part-time, and I need money pretty badly. Plus, I really liked both places.
The problem is, neither one of my bosses is willing to work around the other place's schedule. One of my bosses hinted to me that she has a permanent full-time position available, and I'm thinking of taking it, as I would also have benefits. I would feel bad quitting the other job though, as I have just started my training and I hate disappointing people.
My husband says to just do what's right for me and to stop worrying about other people's feelings. I just wish I knew what to do!
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thank you.