Fired over not picking up my phone
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Brettj3876, Nov 23, 2015.
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I fail to see how bad planning on someone else's part should constitute an emergency on my part, especially to the point of having to basically sleep with one eye open like I'm with the volunteer fire department on my hometime.
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So like many of my friends, I gave up my land line years ago....no need to have it, all calls goes directly to android's voicemail or text. I choose whether or not to pick up a call. It's not a big deal if they call.
Oh and BTW, I have never been fired for refusing a load... -
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Lonesome Thanks this.
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Anyhow, I personally will not work for any company that demands that I be "on call" on my personal phone like the OP's outfit apparently did. I'm sure such crapola also goes on during 10 hour breaks.
Not in my house it won't.bottomdumpin and Lonesome Thank this. -
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