Your body is going to be very happy about not working nights when you finally get to day shift. Money aside, it is better for you physically and mentally.

If the muh fuggers hadn't switched me back to nights I probably would have worked 2 more years.

MACS wrote:

It’s interesting how management, at times, has no clue about their staff and what makes them tick as well as what is the last thing you should do to them.

Shawn - did you ever tell your supervisor that you absolutely HATED working nights and making you do so accelerated your retirement? If so, what was his / her reaction?

Palama wrote:

It’s interesting how management, at times, has no clue about their staff and what makes them tick as well as what is the last thing you should do to them.

Shawn - did you ever tell your supervisor that you absolutely HATED working nights and making you do so accelerated your retirement? If so, what was his / her reaction?

Palama wrote:

Laid down. Within 5 minutes starting coughing. Within 30 minutes it became non-stop. After about an hour I go in the truck stop to get some cough medicine. They don’t have any. So now I’m in a bed in the ER at Monument Hospital in Grand Rapids, SD.

Abrignac wrote:

Having worked in a similar capacity as Shawn I can definitely relate. As far as the agency I worked for they didn’t give a chit. As far as they were concerned if didn’t like it you were free to quit. Since the administration from the Sheriff down they had “paid their dues” so to even mention it you’d be considered a whiner and your career would come to a screeching halt.

Abrignac wrote:

Laid down. Within 5 minutes starting coughing. Within 30 minutes it became non-stop. After about an hour I go in the truck stop to get some cough medicine. They don’t have any. So now I’m in a bed in the ER at Monument Hospital in Grand Rapids, SD.

Abrignac wrote:

Laid down. Within 5 minutes starting coughing. Within 30 minutes it became non-stop. After about an hour I go in the truck stop to get some cough medicine. They don’t have any. So now I’m in a bed in the ER at Monument Hospital in Grand Rapids, SD.

Abrignac wrote:

Laid down. Within 5 minutes starting coughing. Within 30 minutes it became non-stop. After about an hour I go in the truck stop to get some cough medicine. They don’t have any. So now I’m in a bed in the ER at Monument Hospital in Grand Rapids, SD.

Abrignac wrote:

Laid down. Within 5 minutes starting coughing. Within 30 minutes it became non-stop. After about an hour I go in the truck stop to get some cough medicine. They don’t have any. So now I’m in a bed in the ER at Monument Hospital in Grand Rapids, SD.

Abrignac wrote: