Normally I try not to have more than one thread about real life problems on the first page at once, but this takes cake.
I don't know what you guys know, but I've been working two part-time jobs while also being a full-time college student. I'm making a killing in paychecks which is nice, but I just don't have free time anymore aside from late at night (it's 12:23AM as I type this anecdote). Over spring break, I did not change my schedule at all and ended up working 62 hours in that week alone.
[Rant paragraph] Now I've been getting a lot of heat from my original general manager (Hardee's) who is always wanting me to work every waking moment that I'm not in class or working at Walgreens across the street, and I've so far just been putting up with it. For example, between tomorrow afternoon and Sunday night, I'm working 24 hours in a fast food restaurant taking orders on drive thru and I'm making minimum wage with no raises in the 9 months to the date that I've worked there. Clearly I'm not well respected by the GM despite being one of only three team members who can effectively work the drive thru at all. On top of that, the assistant managers are either overbearing and bossy, or else laidback and lazy. At that point, I'm effectively running the whole centerpost of the restaurant by myself (with a cook making the food of course) so my drive thru time is never very good (taking as much as five to seven minutes to push cars from menu board to away from drive window, which is considered very slow). The job is also getting extremely stressful to the point that I'm having hallucinations at night (See:
Previous Topic), getting irrationally angry at work to the point that I'm being borderline rude to customers, and feeling more and more antisocial to coworkers that I previously had no issues with.
That last paragraph actually turned out to be a pointless rant that has nothing to do with my new problem. Today, I was closing up the store and Walgreens and the shift leader asked me when my general manager at Hardee's is usually at the restaurant. Mistaking her request for genuine curiosity, I basically outlined my GM's entire usual work schedule. I started to walk away when she then followed up with, "Okay thanks, because I'm going to need to call her."
I reeled back a bit in my mind trying to imagine why she would possibly want to contact my general manager at my other job. I still have no idea. What has me worried is that my GM at Hardee's tends to have a hostility towards my job at Walgreens that I only picked up because I was getting next to no hours at Hardee's. As soon as she heard I got another job, she immediately starts bombarding me with hours that are harming my academic performance and has me rushing around spending gallons and gallons of gas commuting all over the place on short notice (See:
Another Thread). I'm kind of worried about what could happen if she gets contacted by Walgreens because of a matter regarding me. I'm very certain that I won't lose my job at Hardee's since we are so horrendously short staffed that it's not even funny, but I'm definitely worried about some sort of confrontation, snide remarks, or further competition between my jobs trying to win me over (e.g. getting new shirts from Hardee's, getting raises at Walgreens, offers for more employment and both locations, etc have all happened).
If something negative arises from this, I'm probably going to cash in my two week's notice at Hardee's to quit my job. I really don't want to do that because there are people there who I really love to hang around who I could almost call my "squad" (definitely more friendly to them than anyone in my entire high school "career") plus I'm going to feel terrible leaving after we are already extremely short staffed due to many other "long-time" employees have split in just the past couple months, but I simply can't take anymore brash behavior at work.
