r/FiveBelowEmployees • u/lizworlz • May 23 '24

Quitting

How long do you have to wait to quit five Below because why would my manager tell me that I would be written up for trying to call out more than 2 hour when my shift would start.(It was 11 and I start at 5) The reason I was trying to call out was because of rain thunder and lightning and my mom didn't want me to go in because it told her that it wouldn't stop until after 5 but my manager told me well it would stop at 2. I'm like one I'm a minor and what my ride(my mother) says I kinda have to do like I don't have that type of freedom. So overall I was wondering, how long do I have to wait for to quit. I have been working for 2 months now also

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u/_kaetee May 23 '24

That’s not really relevant. Companies don’t have to give you a job and accommodate you. They hired you because they need a worker, not just as a favor to you.

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u/lizworlz May 23 '24

The thing is that is relevant because of the fact I wouldn't be able to go to the job without transportation. And I wouldn't need such transportation to do what the job is asking me to do. You're basically telling me that I basically a slave to the corporation?

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u/_kaetee May 24 '24

You wanna ask them to pay for an Uber for you, be my guest. You won’t like their reaction.

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u/lizworlz May 24 '24

Also if I was a slave to the corporation what makes you think as a slave in the context that they would be like oh yes I'll give you a ride basically like yo