Should I quit my job?
488194
Make a list of the pros and cons.  Could you find a similar flexibility with another job?  It never hurts to look for a job, but I wouldn't quit until you have a better situation lined up.
901594
quit your job or tell your boss to piss off!
270803
You are probley too nice. Show them you wont take anymore mess in a way that wont get you fired.Call off a couple of times. If they feel you are a valued employee they should cut you some slack. If not quit.
1043103
If I were you I would apply at other jobs.  Don't quit your job until you are hired somewhere else.  I use to work at a resturaunt.  I know how it is.  I worked for a person like that before.  One time she even yelled at me when I was making conversation/waiting on a customer.  That's just my advice to you.  Hope it gets better.
1097951
If you have been treated unfairly for whatever reason...that's when it's time to quit your job. Another reason is, if the job isn't meeting your needs as a job: this means if the job has long hours for little pay, co-workers who aren't friendly or share the responsibility of the work load (depending on the position), managers who are very mean, rude and make it hard for you to work.  These are some of the few reason when to quit a job. Just know that, when you intend to quit a job you have to give a 2 weeks notice, so that the manager can find a person to replace you.
431094
I agree with Jack.  Personally, I would quit.  However, you state that you both like your jobs, and financially it might not be an option.\n\nTHere must be times when 2 people take time off - such as around the holidays.  So, there is a precedent.\n\n\nYour manager is being awful, indeed.  There is absolutely no misconduct.  Is there a human resources manager / department in your company?  I would speak with them.  If there is no such thing, perhaps you can speak with your manager's manager or the owner of the company. \n\nYou should also put your request in writing and "inform" him that you are taking the time off.  Don't ask for it, tell him -- "This is to inform you that I will be away from the office and on vacation from  xx/xx/06 to xx/xx/06.  Should you need during my absense, please don't hesitate to ask for my assistance in training a coworker, yourself or temporary employee prior to the start of my vacation."\n\nLeave a paper trail, and don't put anything rash in writing.
1131418
first dont quit just because u think u might get fired. talk to them and explain that u know ur work stinks. And very very soon u will improve it. \nLastly they are only suppose to verify the employment and dates. But even if someone knows it is still okay, truth is okay.
514972
A bunch of experts here I see many good answers. I think you should work to live and not live to work. When you stop having fun with your work, its time to move on.
1187369
It all depends on how you like your job and if it's really worth it. If the pay is good, you can manage well financially, and love doing what you're doing; then keep the job and get use to it. If the pay is bad, can't handle the boss' attitude, and the job isn't exactly what you imagine doing for the next two years...pick yourself out of that dump and find yourself another job that you find suitable.
759007
It is much better to quit a job than be fired. If the company owes you a commission check and you have proof to support that then don't worry about your boss--go to human resources with the proof to back it up. I'm not sure what you mean when you say you have your resignation printed out so it will be on  "your terms". If you are fired first nothing will be on your terms. If you want to have a better chance of getting your commission check leave on good terms.
222171
I would say, learn everything there is to know about your job.  Make it so that you are the one your boss always relies on to do his work.  Then take all of that experience that you have used them for and find yourself a better job.  When you hand in your two week notice, your boss will freak out at the thought of not being able to find someone like you.  They'll start making you all kinds of offers so you wont leave, but you keep saying "NO".  It's a great feeling.
85621
Nope. But find another job on your days off before you quit, hon.
709878
You can ask to withdraw your notice, but your employer can make you stick to it.\n\nThe best thing is to talk to your manager, if they are having trouble recruiting for your replacement and love you then they will probably be happy that you have chosen to stay. However, they may have concerns about your loyalty and commitment and might want some new blood - so it could go either way.\n\nBut talk to them, what have you go to lose?
172366
If you plan on getting unemployment benefits, you have to be fired.  IF you have a lot of money coming your way if you quit, then you have to weigh your options.  If they will be good references too, then I'd probably quit.\n\nWhy are you being forced to quit?
758074
Take your vacation and then leave.\n\nYour employer sucks.
1172967
Girl dont quit your job it might be boring but its an income keep it because there are so many people looking for a good job and alot of people are not hiring or laying off.But if you do decide to quit make sure you always have a back-up before you make that big step.
241713
I assume you are not independently wealthy or you'd have quit already, so dee is right, the need to keep food in your stomach and a roof overhead will help motivate you. The other thing that helps is the looking for the new job because it is the light at the end of the tunnel. You will have the secret knowledge that you are NOT always going to be going to that job you hate, that soon you will be able to tell them "Take this job and shove it". Good luck in your job hunt, keep a bright, positive outlook, better times are ahead.