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Some time ago, there was a thread asking for how difficult it was to get into the job market.
Well,
We're like way in our thirties, forties and fifties now.
And sometimes I still wonder, how easy it is to stay in a job, given you don't force your way out of it.
Sometimes I hear stories of people who barely show up for work and never ever get fired.
Sometimes I hear stories of people being written up and threatened with unemployment because they don't work that 1 day extra without compensation.
Or maybe sometimes people are just let go because AI or off-shore can do their job cheaper.
So, in all our experience, how secure have you felt for staying in your job?
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I've been in the same building for 10 years, though I was let go once in that period. Just got rehired by a different department immediately. Sounds like after this year they're closing the building entirely, but I expect I'll be able to stay with the district, though I can't say I'm not concerned about it.
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i feel really secure in my job; i'd have to fuck up really bad to find myself losing it
part of it is that i've got a raport with the park ownership and management, as well as shown my work ethic; but the other part is that finding people that stick around and can comprehend bare mnimum rules is actually really hard :P
now, the season is less than 2 months from being over, so pretty soon, i'm gonna have to find another job; although i'm gonna sign up for offseason work (which starts in march) so theres that
