Hi, I'm making this thread because I've been having so many mental health issues lately.
I work full time in a doctor's office, which I love. But right now I've been needing 1-2 days off a week just for therapy appointments, assessments, and soon school-related time off since I'm looking back into LPN to RN school for May.
I feel so bad always asking for time off. I just hit my 3-months at this job and we all work together so well. I have a per diem job that I use rarely, and I figured that could be a main job for awhile while I get things in my life ordered.
What do you guys think? I think the answer is clear, but I'm too scared to tackle it. My boss wants to talk to me tomorrow about "the situation we've been having" meaning the attendance/constant time off requests.
I just feel stuck. I knew this job would be temporary because I'd go back to school full-time again, but I didn't think it'd end this early, leaving them stranded too.
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Hi, I'm making this thread because I've been having so many mental health issues lately.
I work full time in a doctor's office, which I love. But right now I've been needing 1-2 days off a week just for therapy appointments, assessments, and soon school-related time off since I'm looking back into LPN to RN school for May.
I feel so bad always asking for time off. I just hit my 3-months at this job and we all work together so well. I have a per diem job that I use rarely, and I figured that could be a main job for awhile while I get things in my life ordered.
What do you guys think? I think the answer is clear, but I'm too scared to tackle it. My boss wants to talk to me tomorrow about "the situation we've been having" meaning the attendance/constant time off requests.
I just feel stuck. I knew this job would be temporary because I'd go back to school full-time again, but I didn't think it'd end this early, leaving them stranded too.