What do I need to do in order to save my job?
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Remember, salaries are based on the position. It doesn't how efficient or how good you are, you get the same pay as the guy who does less work than you.\n\nTo really move up or get promoted, you need to show leadership and the ability to take control of other people around you.\n\nBase on what is going with you, I would start looking for another job. In the mean time, to accumulate lots of money when you retire, I would start a Roth IRA and invest in mutual funds.
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Sorry that I cant help, but make sure that you keep most of the spare time for yourself.\nIt would be so easy to slip back into full time work, having earned a deserved retirement.
814053
Don't worry about how you got there.  Just figure out how to get out.  First step is to get a job - any job, you are not making a lifetime commitment to the job so you can always change jobs when you find something better.  First concern is getting a paycheck and second is getting medical benefits.  Once you have a source of income. find a cheap place to live.  Get a small apartment, and keep expenses down.  You can eat cheaply by getting nothing ready-made.  Save whatever you can to give yourself some breathing space.  (The one luxury I recommend is pets, possibly two cats.  If you get two they can keep each other company and if you go to a rescue place you can get an older animal so you don't have to train a puppy or kitten.)  Improve your skills one at time so you can get better jobs or move up where you are. Sign up a community college and take one class at a time, or more if you can manage it.  (Besides improving yourself, that takes up time so you won't spend as much money doing other stuff.)  You are young, you don't need to have it all together at this point.  Just work on moving forward!
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well first off look at your turn over ratio,compare that to your regional average for your paticular industry, then conduct exit interviews but take into account there age and reason for departure.\nand finally could you do there work at there wage\nand be content and financially survive,and finally do you provide a safe work enviroment that you would allow your own family members to work in
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Make sure you are recieving any benefits that may be due to you such as tax credits and family allowances. Its always the same that the hard working people struggle whilst the scroungers get all the benefits
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well !\nnothing but work hard, know what your goals, save and invest wisely.\ntry different secteur of the economy and take calculated risks.good luck
251693
work a little harder on your current job.\nIf you dont want to do that, then do some research on stocks and invest some money in them.
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Keep your job for now and explore other opportunities that you may be interested in that pay better. If you find something you like that will support you better apply and, if you get it, quit where you are now. Improve your status little by little and sooner or later you'll be comfortably living
853128
Don't sign anything.\nYour employer should have public liability insurance to cover that.
1020732
work, save and invest.  if you want money go to where the money is.
1050756
Seek legal advice. I mean if your gonna loose your job anyway and maybe your home for lack of money. What have you got to loose? Your kids could starve you could loose everything you own. Do something before that happens. They company will be heartbroken I'm sure!!!!!!  Most of them couldn't care less about there people, and will try to get you to quit or mess up so they can terminate your employment. Seen it to many times. Just ask a lawyer about you case, they don't have to know you asked them. The lawyer will tell you if you even have a chance. Won't cost to ask!
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You must work. Money or no money.\nFresh up early in the morning and go out of your home to work. You need it.
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The key is:  Be professional.\n\nRemember that it's just business, and just as the company has the right to fire you at any time, you have the right to quit at any time.  Don't let personal feelings get in the way of doing what's best for your career.\n\nHaving said that, you will want to maintain good relations with your boss, in order to preserve future career opportunities - you might work for your boss again in the future, or perhaps at your new company, you might even want to recruit this old boss to the new place, if you think they are good.  So, you should do the following things:\n\n1) Finish up any projects you're on, or at least get them to the nearest milestone.\n2) Write down all the things that only you know about regarding how to do your job, so that your boss can give it to your replacement.\n3) Go talk to your boss, and break the news that you're leaving.  Don't be ashamed, just be professional.
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Start looking for a new job now.\n\nAlso start documenting everything.  If you have any specific evidence, preserve it, and keep a copy.  If not, just write it down with specific dates.  \n\nSpeak with an attorney.  I'm not saying you need to sue, but you should know your rights.  If you're too poor to afford your own attorney, there are usually places you can get free legal aid or legal advice.  You can usually get numbers with a Yahoo or Google search, or Yahoo Yellow Pages.  Or through a community center.  \n\nKnow who your friends are.  Don't make a big issue of it, but try to get an idea of whether there are people over your supervisors who might be on your side, or coworkers who might speak up on your behalf if you need them to.\n\nBe as polite as you think you can to everyone involved, including the people who are hassling you--but don't let yourself be walked on.  \n\nAnd when you think you've been wronged, get a second opinion from a friend whose opinion you trust (someone outside the workplace, so it won't get back to you).  \n\nGood luck!
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You don't.\n\nDo your job, and screw around in your own time.\n\nGET BACK TO WORK!!!!
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Take control. Remember this...'you work to live, you dont live to work'. Organise your hours better and organise your social life...make time. Life is too short to miss out.
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Well, two things you need to consider.  First, what result do you want from this?  Second, do you want to keep your job there?  \n\nIn my opinion, the first thing you need to start doing is looking for new jobs.  If a company is at the point of writing bad checks to employees, it is possible that the financial trouble will close it down soon.  So, before you worry about getting what you're due, worry about your future.  Start job hunting!\n\nSecondly, how you handle this would depend somewhat on whether you already have the new job lined up or not.  If you're still working there, regardless of what is right, or fair, or honest, or legal, he can make your life difficult if you give him trouble.  So, here again, I think your first response should be to leave.  After that, pursue whatever legal means you can: labor department is fine, but I would also consider getting an attorney.  Writing bad checks is actually a crime, and a good attorney could possibly get you a sizeable settlement from the employer (if there's anything left to get).\n\nBut while you're still there, I'd say your best strategy would be to simply talk to your boss, in private, and, as politely as possible, explain what happened, and politely request to get paid with a new check.\n\nFurther, here's the deal.  I've worked for companies that are in financial trouble before.  There is a very specific strategy to make sure that this doesn't continue to happen.  You have to be smarter than all the other employees.  Instead of depositing the check into your account, or even cashing it at your bank (which still could mess up your account if it bounces), you need to take the check to HIS bank IMMEDIATELY when it is written, and cash it there.  If you want the money in your bank account, then go to your bank and deposit the cash.  \n\nWhat is happening is that he writes a bunch of checks when he has money for only about half or 3/4 of them, and hopes the rest of the money will come in before they all get them cashed.  But, you need to protect yourself here.  Basically, what you're trying to do is to beat all the rest of the employees to the limited amount of money that is there to cover the checks that he's written.  \n\nFighting for your rights is not going to help, because the money isn't really there.  I suspect if you all come together and get the labor department involved, the company will probably collapse.  It very possibly might anyway, but this way, at least you have a job for a few more weeks while you're looking for a new one.\n\nI'm sorry I can't be more optimistic, but I've experienced what you describe too many times to suggest a good outcome.\n\nBest of luck to you in your NEW job.