How Was Your Day/Week?

[Mr EliteL]

My Dad was walking there, the people saw him on their way, then saw him in the same area they saw him before on their way out. (I'm not sure if he managed to actually get to town) So they drove him home, then reported they took an older man home, so social services are going to visit him at some point. We're already getting another doctor visit in June/July time as well, though that may need to be brought forward. At the moment we're seeing how it plays out whilst we visit when we can.

Yeah the world certainly is doing a lot of things, ha ..ha. Just gotta go with our own flow I suppose.

[Moonface]

@Moonface Glad to hear the migraines are a bit less now, though I'm sorry to hear they haven't stopped altogether. The Renaissance fair sounds fun, though: I'm into historic stuff like that!

Thank you. Alas, they've decided to come back again this week every day since Wednesday which sucks extra because that's the first of my four days off in a row per week, so 3/4 of my days off have been plagued with some form of headache/migraine.

Uh, fuck today. Not because of what happened, but because of what is going to happen. My job decided to schedule me at 530 AM tomorrow... AFTER a 10 PM closing shift. So, at the absolute best, I'm going to be working with 6 hours of sleep, because screw me, I guess. I'll be honest, I am absolutely furious, because this shouldn't even be happening. My managers should have been able to do the basic FUCKING math to be able to figure out that this is not enough time between shifts, but this is Florida, so who gives a fuck about things like "basic human courtesy" or "coming to work at your best"!

I'm honestly thinking of just staying up all night, and coming into work like that. If they're going to fuck me like this, why should I even attempt to get in there at my best? Fuck this bullshit.

Late to this party, but I'm pretty sure it's a rule that there's supposed to be 10 hours minimum between shifts, so ending at 10pm would mean you shouldn't be back in until at least 8am. Oasis also flags such shifts if a manager tries to make them, although they can just ignore that like any other flags that come up such as scheduling someone outside their availability, so even if a manager can't do basic math of how much time is between closing/opening shifts the system literally tells them.
Also aren't you front service? What the fuck task are you being scheduled in at 5:30am for?! Nobody on front end gets to my store until about 6:30am and that's just the person who opens up the cash office and sets up all the registers and such.

Visited my Dad Saturday with my sister which went relatively OK for what it could be until after we got home, my brother informed us he got reported to social services that happened on a previous day. Initially sounds bad, but it was a family that brought him home, because he decided to walk into town after missing a bus. The walk probably takes at least an hour or more from where he lives. *sigh* Just another thing added to the list of headaches for us. (we're getting by just about)

My Dad was walking there, the people saw him on their way, then saw him in the same area they saw him before on their way out. (I'm not sure if he managed to actually get to town) So they drove him home, then reported they took an older man home, so social services are going to visit him at some point. We're already getting another doctor visit in June/July time as well, though that may need to be brought forward. At the moment we're seeing how it plays out whilst we visit when we can.

From the first part, I thought social services were called to go find him walking home and was wondering why the police wouldn't be called instead, but then see you mentioned he was given a ride home by folks who spotted him and then social services was called. I would ask why he didn't wait for the next bus which would've surely been quicker than walking into town, but I'm assuming his condition was the reason for his choice. Depending on where he was walking from, the biggest concern I'd have would be the lack of actual footpaths on any of the ways into town which means either walking on the edge of the roads or trying not to eat shit going through fields or alongside ditches and shit.

[Maniakkid25]

Also aren't you front service? What the fuck task are you being scheduled in at 5:30am for?! Nobody on front end gets to my store until about 6:30am and that's just the person who opens up the cash office and sets up all the registers and such.

JimCo came around that night to clean our stuff, so I was supposed to come back at 530 AM to help bring it all in. I got lucky, though, and someone was there that I could switch shifts with so I didn't have to wake up at an unreasonable hour. I then had to do a twelve-hour shift because someone had a family emergency (FUUUUUUUUUUCK THAT DAY!), but that's not the point, right now.

[Moonface]

Well, scheduling issue aside at least your store actually bothers to have someone scheduled for when all the store equipment gets cleaned overnight to help bring it in in the morning. Any time I've had an opening shift that fell on the night for equipment cleaning there was never anybody scheduled to specifically help with that so everyone in the store would be called up to help bring it in, which would be fine except most of the people in the store at that time are bakery and deli who aren't gonna leave their areas because of the ovens and stuff being turned on.

And if it makes you feel better about the 12 hour shift, at least it wasn't almost 19 hours which I saw some lunatic share from whatever store they work at. I'm surprised they weren't kicked out long before their shift got that long. 

[Mr EliteL]

From the first part, I thought social services were called to go find him walking home and was wondering why the police wouldn't be called instead, but then see you mentioned he was given a ride home by folks who spotted him and then social services was called. I would ask why he didn't wait for the next bus which would've surely been quicker than walking into town, but I'm assuming his condition was the reason for his choice. Depending on where he was walking from, the biggest concern I'd have would be the lack of actual footpaths on any of the ways into town which means either walking on the edge of the roads or trying not to eat shit going through fields or alongside ditches and shit.

Yeah, you're right about his condition causing it. Unfortunately he just doesn't think of the most common sense solution anymore.
I did check on Google Maps his street address to where he wanted to go in his, er, rather city centre I should call it now as Chelmsford is that, and it does take an hour by foot, and there are routes using pavement next to roads. Just not fully sure which one he may have took.

Oof, 12 hour shifts are usually reserved for the higher positioned colleagues at my place, though I did an 11 hour once and 10 many times. 19 though?!

I suppose my days at work this week were acceptable, haven't done much else other than resting and to not think of...certain stuff.

[Moonface]

Woke up at 4am to go to work only to discover that our fridge/freezer has kicked the bucket and everything in it is now trash unless it doesn't explicitly require refrigeration i.e. soft drinks, soda, chocolate.

Also learned while calling my dad about it on my way home from work that him and the rest of my family have been at A&E (ER) for the past three hours because my brother has some sort of ear infection that hasn't been treatable with regular antibiotics, so apparently today is just cursed.