Are they legitimet? I have a friend who has payed them £50 to get a credit card for them and it appears that this isn't going to happen and that CGS are going to keep the money she paid!! Any ...
Additional Details Is that the best you guys have. You either want to be financially free and have the change to make choices or let a five letter word stand in your way!...
I know its stupid stuff like labor, prices are way to low that that they take out other business (not entirely true, there are towns with wal-mart thta still have other stores like target, ffreedys ...
One of my newhires seems to spend on average 30 to 50 minutes in the bathroom at least once during his shift. This is becoming a big problem with the store because it leaves us short handed, lucnhes ...
i only make $8.30 a hour Additional Details For those of you against a union you sound just like Wal Mart.The only reason i work for Wal Mart is its the only job in town at the ...
A new company bought out the company was working for. I loved my job before the new company. I left because I was over worked (70 or more hrs. per week). I was a store manager, salary of course. T...
baserunner316
Do you have to pay for your desk at work? if so how ignorant do you think this is of upper management?
If you are talking about covering your "desk cost" as a sales person - that's a pretty normal practice in all areas of sales.
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now way....i getting pay while sitting in it...
natty watty
are you for real????? that is RIDICULOUS. i would work from home if that was the case! stuff them.
elbac2
My first reaction is that I have not heard of anything so absurd. However, there are many different compensation plans these days and if you have a unique compensation package that offers offset incentives or something, is could be plausible. The sales position thing with compensation based on commissionable sales makes sense to some extent, but they should not require you to pay for the desk right off the bat. If they offer work from home scenarios where you are not obligated to occupy a desk that you have to pay for could make sense from the perspective that they are providing the tools (desk/computer/phone) for you if you choose to use them, but you are not required to take that route. Bottom line in my opinion, it sounds a bit cheesy.
turg143
No they pay me to occupy my desk.
cbmttek
Are you a consultant or contractor? If so, that may be a normal thing.
If you are a regular employee, well that is just plain insanity.
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