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Well they placed me with a job I like worked the job for four days. I caught on to job great supervisor was impressed. Well I get ready go to work and job store calls and says we need to cancel your job assignment.i asked why and they say because my felony is only 2 years old. This job I was making 16hr. So I said ok she says don't worry come in I have another job for you do I go in to get the job assignment and it's for a job that pays 5$ less and does not match my skills. I mean litteraly a lab rat could do the job they gave me. This is all over my felonies and yes I was up front about my background. The company they sent me to first if felony friendly. What do I do?
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Me guta todo
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Tough break! The company paying the temp agency has the final say on who they want to keep unfortunately, temp or not. Character references, insurance, and risk management are just a few examples why some companies are hesitant to take on workers with trouble backgrounds. I think you should consider taking the lower paying assignment for now and start building a new work record/history for yourself while you continue to look for another, better job.
Most companies think that because you just got out, it means you are absolutely desperate for the first thing that comes around. Because of that, they'll give you a bullshit job and think they did you a FAVOR! Hiring managers have been burned so many times in the past by butt holes who only stick around on a job long enough to get their first paycheck so they can go get high, they are a little leery about someone who just got out and is applying for a gig. Unfortunately, those idiots make it difficult for the rest of us. The unfortunate reality is companies expect all of us to start out at the absolute BOTTOM of the totem pole, until we can prove ourselves. This is how they justify giving you a loser gig at teeny bopper wages.