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Sorry about your incarceration. Insane that our society criminalizes actual, literal weeds. You'll land in a better place than Target. You're a good egg. Keep your spirits up and forge onward...

Like it did Jack.

No, not eligible for much, and was already told I would lose all but flow shifts, basically starting at the very beginning but on Final Warning, if they took me back. And I'd have to beg them and do tons of paperwork involving details of my health care. (mind you, my attendance has been...

I appreciate your advice, but... Target? I'm not going to fight for it, especially knowing if I go back they'll just try to fire me. I'd rather expend that energy finding another job. I'm out. I will check back here sometimes, because I like you. Keep up the good advice and great rants and...

Had terribly spotty attendance the last month due to illness. Took a few days off, hoping that would help in the healing. It did, a little. So I went back, too soon. Relapsed. Had to take another couple days off. Got even worse. I called to enquire about an LOA, was referred to Hewitt and told...

@sigma7 is right. You let Target tear you up too much, Jack. You've got to untie the POG of your soul from the aisles of your Oppressor. Your Oppressor is not Obama, change the news channel. You're a semi-smart dude, and sound hardworking and capable, but you also have to watch your attitude. I...

Five years at one job looks good, period. You might think that some HR person will sneer at working in retail, but most know exactly how hard it is to work and to staff retail, and they know how rare it is to find someone who puts in the enormous effort for so long. It shows dedication and...

The first thing I want to say is: thirty is still young. Seriously. Do not beat yourself up because you're not on some magical career path yet. You have been working hard, and smart, it seems from your posts. You have five years at a solid company, that looks sweet on a resume. Wish I had that...