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Anyone out there looking to change jobs? NCA is desperately understaffed, to the point where:
-All of us are coming in early and leaving late. I have over ten hours of overtime on this pay period. Normally, more than four and the boss lady gets in trouble from on high for allowing someone to get "too much extra pay."
-We're pulling girls from the other centers every day to come help us, and the field directors, who normally just float in once a week, are here every single day to run the office. And we still don't have enough people to make things work.
-It's been over a month since I've had planning time or a real lucnch break (by "real", I mean a whole hour where I can actually rest instead of running around doing everything I can't do in my room).
It would be nice to be able to come home and not be too exhausted to care about anything. Normally yoga helps with that, but I've been having some scheduling interferences. Like having to take a week and a half to recover from the biggest mistake I've ever made in trying new classes. Barre bootcamp - NEVER AGAIN. When the day arrives that Sally and Aaron's classes seem boring and unchallenging, then I'll think about going back. Last night was the first time that I felt unbroken enough to be able to go back to a regular class, but I was too exhausted from work.
Sure, the tons of extra cash is nice, but this has got to stop.
-All of us are coming in early and leaving late. I have over ten hours of overtime on this pay period. Normally, more than four and the boss lady gets in trouble from on high for allowing someone to get "too much extra pay."
-We're pulling girls from the other centers every day to come help us, and the field directors, who normally just float in once a week, are here every single day to run the office. And we still don't have enough people to make things work.
-It's been over a month since I've had planning time or a real lucnch break (by "real", I mean a whole hour where I can actually rest instead of running around doing everything I can't do in my room).
It would be nice to be able to come home and not be too exhausted to care about anything. Normally yoga helps with that, but I've been having some scheduling interferences. Like having to take a week and a half to recover from the biggest mistake I've ever made in trying new classes. Barre bootcamp - NEVER AGAIN. When the day arrives that Sally and Aaron's classes seem boring and unchallenging, then I'll think about going back. Last night was the first time that I felt unbroken enough to be able to go back to a regular class, but I was too exhausted from work.
Sure, the tons of extra cash is nice, but this has got to stop.