“Recently Fired Due to Reliability Concerns – Need Guidance! What Steps to Take Next? #jobloss #reliabilityissues #musicinstructor
Are you a young music instructor dealing with job loss due to reliability issues? Get insights into the situation faced and what steps to take next:
Background in Brief:
– Young music instructor teaching guitar, bass, keys, and drums.
– Sudden removal from lessons without prior warning or reason.
– Boss cited lack of reliability as the main reason for dismissal.
Challenges Faced:
– Missed work due to chronic migraines, COVID, and family emergencies.
– Colleagues, older in age, have also missed work for various reasons.
– Feeling devalued compared to colleagues and facing unfair criticism and rejection of input for school improvement.
Seeking Guidance:
– Confusion about handling the sudden job loss and financial commitments.
– Need for advice on next steps and potential options for employment.
– Uncertain about legal rights and implications of sudden termination without warning.
How to Proceed:
– Evaluate legal rights and options in case of unfair dismissal.
– Research alternative job opportunities or part-time gigs while exploring legal avenues.
– Consider seeking advice from professional services or organizations specializing in employment rights.”
Feel free to ask any specific questions or provide further information to get tailored advice!
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You be adult and go on preventative migraine medicine and you change your lifestyle to decrease migraines. You choose to go to work as scheduled .Many of us work with migraines to keep our jobs. In the real world reliability is vital and being sickly is no excuse.
If your coworkers missed due to going on vacation or having to play at a show, it sounds like those were planned in advance.
Youre worried about coworkers and your boss missing what sound like pre planned and approved requests off. You need to worry about you and your unplanned and unapproved time. You missed at least 2 weeks, plus other days that youre telling us up front. Depending on how long you had the job, and the extent of those “other” absences thats a lot.
no one is ever going to call you a liar. you’re definitely unreliable.
It sounds like you got on his nerves for some reason, so he just used the missed work as a bogus excuse. This happens to a lot of people, not just you. There might not be necessarily anything wrong with you. Sometimes people are just grumpy and don’t like other people. When you get a new job, try really hard to assimilate, be like the other people, and make them like you. It’s just a weird survival skill we learn in the work place.