Shoudl I go work at McDonalds and fight for a unwarranted?
963316
not at all,  what are you doing going to work,  how un-american can you be,   you need to stay home, have babies by different men and then want free health care, free food and free rent.\n\ncome on, if you are going to do it, do it correctly
799254
You should request your employer that you intend to vote. He is liable to grant you leave.
995806
try to go to work for trump
837655
You have a right to be free of fear and bullying at work.  If your boss chides you for under performance and does so in a professional manner, then he is entitled to do so.  Before doing that, he should ensure that you are fully trained in your duties and aware of what is required from you.  \n\nIf he is contravening the company's accepted behaviour patterns towards you then you should raise a grievance using your company's procedures.\n\nYou can get a lot of help by being a trade union member, go to www.usdaw.org.uk for information relating to shop workers and their rights.
1169392
That is a no win situation.   No matter what you do, you are not going to come out ahead.   A bully doesn't listen to reasoning.  Assertiveness doesn't work on a bully boss.   I would advise you to quit that job and go somewhere where you may be respected.
427643
If your employer is on the stand, yes.  But I would ask a lawyer to make sure.
575288
fight till there's no fight left in you.. and if things don't work out..  walk away proud knowing you did everything possible..and find someone worthy of you.
845972
I would take it to court, you are going to have to pay the court cost anyways....and yes if you have the right to face your accusers in court......If you can get the time off from work go for it...that is why they give you the court date....
247716
If you do, and don't have a union or all employees to back you up, be prepared to be fired.  You won't win any lawsuits either since it's called insubordination and non-performance of duties and a rightful reason for termination of employment.  If you don't like your job situation, the best thing would be to try to find another one you like better.  Depending on the job, there are usually a lot of people standing in line to take it if you don't want it.
192795
I began working at McDonalds when I was 15 years old. I'm not sure if labor laws have changed since then or not. If you work at 15, the things that you can do are very restricted. I could ring up the customer on the cash register, but I couldn't touch the fryers, shake machine or anything "dangerous" like that. It was quite boring until I reached 16! I'm 26 now, so it's been a while!
830181
Go to work for Starbucks!!
670276
You should work as much as you need to survive.\nI can't believe your boyfriends was so unsupportive.\nIs he planning to give you a million bucks so you can stop working???\n\nHe has absolutely no right to get mad.\n\nList the pros & cons of the jobs:\nYou should take whatever job interests you the most, will give you good job skills for your next job,  that pays you the most, is the bank going to require a background check, fingerprinting and all that just for a lowpaying job?  Do the supervisors seem better at one? Is one easier to get to?\nYou sound like you're more interested in the bank job, so you should probably consider that one.  I usually check to see how companies are rated on http://www.resonsibleshopper.org or http://www.buyblue.org to make sure I'm working for a fairly progressive and socially responsible company.\n(I personally think anywhere but WALMART is better- so I can't really say other than to get out of that discriminatory, labor law breaking, exploitative soulless corporation.)\n\nLeave your boyfriend's snarky comments out of the picture and focus on what's best for yourself.  He should be happy that you are moving up and supporting yourself.
144330
Quite_curious is quite wrong.\n\nAny place is a good place to work, if you are willing to work hard. McDonald's can teach a kid about responsibility, and even about how franchises work (he will get familiar with their procedures and training methods).
80775
If you have just cause, like abuse or something, a court will grant you your freedom. Just remember, your going to have to show that you can take care of yourself, or someone will take care of you, such as if you were a pregnant women and the guy would marry you. So it would be a good idea to have a job or a promise of a job before you try.
74200
Qualified for what?  To work at McDonalds?  Yes.  Please be more specific
608294
When I worked for Mcdonalds that was like a dream come true to go there.  They have the best management training facility in the country.  If you are into restaraunt management i would put time in at Mcdonalds just to go.  Not to mention there are a whole bunch of parties up there every night.  It is only a short course, but it is fun.  Not to mention, you get paid while you are there.
915129
I heard they were hiring at Burger King.. someone should send him an application. ha!