Why Is It Important To Work Here?

First off, I’d like to thank you for the opportunity of working here. This truly has been an amazing job and I did love working here. But, over the past few weeks I’ve realized so much and ultimately can no longer accept working here.

I feel so undervalued here. And this is something that I’ve felt since I started working here. Ever since I’ve started, I’ve received barely any hours of work. How can someone develop their skills when they work for only four hours per week (and that's if I’m lucky because many times I’ve received none)? I understand that in the beginning, it wouldn’t be wise to give one person all the hours, but how is it that every new person after me has received about twelve hours per week in the BEGINNING and continue to stay at a similar number. It makes no sense to give more privileges to newer employees than to your employees who’ve been working here for much longer than they have. And I’m not talking about any morning people, but people who have a similar availability than me.

I requested three days off each week since I was taking four AP classes and wouldn’t have been able to handle that much work load. During this school year, the only days where I would be schedule to work was either Tuesday and Thursday (which I requested off because it would impact my education). Because of this, I had to put aside my AP Calculus work (which wasn’t due but my teacher did say that if it wasn’t done, it’d be hard to do well on the tests) in order to do all my homework from my other classes. Over time, my availability was continuously not being respected and it led me to do poorly in AP Calculus. I complained about my availability not being respected multiple times and even wrote it down at least twice when the availability sheet came out. But, as usual no one listened or