#agency work

[devonellington]

Tues. April 19, 2022: Stormy Weather

Tues. April 19, 2022: Stormy Weather

image courtesy of Andrei Kuleshov via pixabay.com Tuesday, April 19, 2022 Waning Moon Rainy and cool My brain wanted to take Friday off, although I had a good early morning writing session out on the front porch. But I slogged through a bunch of emails. There are some places to which I want to send an LOI, but it would have been stupid to send it on the Friday of a holiday weekend, so those…

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[coolforcats]

The fact that I have to pay someone to get paid is offensive.

[marjukuusk]

[marjukuusk]

[thistherapylife]

hey :) i'm a psychotherapist in training and i suffer from social anxiety (i'm in therapy myself). i've been working for 5 months now, i mostly see patients on my own but i also have to work in team. The stress of being a beginner + the anxiety of having to fit in a new team make some days quite hard. Although at the interview i've told them i'm shy, i'm seriously considering telling my bosses about my disorder. I'm tired of having to hide it, but at the same time i dont want to ruin (1/2)

(2/2) my chances of having a fixed job (my contract is temporary and can be extended). What should i take into account when taking this decision?

Okay so I’m pretty open about my history. Technically, I’m allowed to be fired because a health issues alone and I have a union. But I don’t know enough about where you work or your supervisor to say yay or nay. Maybe feel it out your direct supervisor? Esp if you history with the agency of good performance.

I’ve worked at places that would be kind and understanding and others that would push you out on purpose and cruelly

[marjukuusk]

[upsettingandunfortunateclasshate]

'I got paid less than my colleagues for doing the same work'

Resolution Foundation finds agency workers are paid £400 a year less than directly employed colleagues

My work does this, it’s a bag of shite