I have a few minutes before I’m breaking company policy, so I thought I’d get opinions and ask what to say. So, it is only a couple degrees above 0 where I am and will not be getting above 20 degrees today. I work inside, but the heat is barely functioning. There are large exhaust fans that routinely blow outside air into the building due to welding smoke, therefore it was about 50 in there during the afternoon. I don’t want to go in today, I’m already cold, I’m a middle aged woman, like seriously, the guys were complaining yesterday, how do you think I feel? So I want to call off today, not the best choice of action, but I’m not 100% prepared for that kind of cold either. So what should I do? What should I say? Thanks!
Author: Olivia
I have social anxiety and generalised anxiety disorder, I have started a new job about 3 weeks ago, it’s in HR and I was enjoying it to start. my coworkers are friendly. Last week I had been put on the telephones to answer phone calls. I knew this would be happening at some point, but my manager said in my interview i’d be put on the phones 2 months in, but 3 weeks in and she’s told me to go on the telephone and answer all calls, personally I feel like she should have eased me into it at least, I have no knowledge in HR so throwing me straight on the telephone with no experience or even any training on actual HR laws / employment laws is absurd to me. She didn’t even tell me how to use the phones or how I transfer calls and stuff. I had…
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