Holy Crud! Awesome
So, I got up this morning and called to check on my bank account...as I do on a fairly regular basis, in hopes that there is more there than the last time I checked. (HA!) I was expecting my unemployment check, and maybe a little bit from the rest of my PTO that Circuit owed me...
But there was definitely a credit of roughly $120 from somewhere...not sure where. I know I didn't have that much PTO left, I only had close to 4 hours of PTO left over. I'm thinking it may have been the check that I was supposed to get from the liquidation company.
The company that liquidated our store promised us an incentive (more like a slap in the face) for staying through to the end of the store closing. Keep in mind, we found out on Nov. 3rd that they were going to close our store, and the store officially closed on Dec. 22nd. Part-time people (like myself..even though I always ended up working full-time hours...because they could only have so many full-time people there), were supposed to get $.75 for every hour we worked during liquidation, full-time $1.00, and supervisors (not managers) $1.50. This incentive of course is taxed...as is everything. So there really wasn't going to be much coming my way from the liquidation company.
Meh...oh well, at least I paid all my bills like a good, responsible citizen.
Now it's off to try and get some stuff done...like some cleaning, work on my PowerPoint presentation, and maybe go out for a couple drinks with the guys tonight...it's been a week. HA!
But there was definitely a credit of roughly $120 from somewhere...not sure where. I know I didn't have that much PTO left, I only had close to 4 hours of PTO left over. I'm thinking it may have been the check that I was supposed to get from the liquidation company.
The company that liquidated our store promised us an incentive (more like a slap in the face) for staying through to the end of the store closing. Keep in mind, we found out on Nov. 3rd that they were going to close our store, and the store officially closed on Dec. 22nd. Part-time people (like myself..even though I always ended up working full-time hours...because they could only have so many full-time people there), were supposed to get $.75 for every hour we worked during liquidation, full-time $1.00, and supervisors (not managers) $1.50. This incentive of course is taxed...as is everything. So there really wasn't going to be much coming my way from the liquidation company.
Meh...oh well, at least I paid all my bills like a good, responsible citizen.
Now it's off to try and get some stuff done...like some cleaning, work on my PowerPoint presentation, and maybe go out for a couple drinks with the guys tonight...it's been a week. HA!