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[ravena_kade]

Today I was offered the job at the Credit Union.

The pay is a small pay cut from the bank job. I knew that would happen, but they did give me more than the minimum of the range so that is good. I just have to be wiser with my money as I know I only have 5 years to go before I can get medicare... if I hate the place I'll run at 60.

The vacation is not great, I go back to entry level, but my goal is to save for a kitchen. My severance will help with that, but 10K of the kitchen will end up going to an electrician... sigh. Can't think of that now....Maybe I should date an electrician ;-)

My hours are 7 to 3:30. This is a plus. Because I have worked over 30 years to 3:30 my brain starts shutting down at 3... there has been speculation from my doctors that my blood sugar just might be dropping and I should eat fruit then.

The commute will be the hardest one I have done in my 41 years of working, but I like the area. It might even be an okay commute once all the train lines stop catching on fire.

While I am not all super excited (these tease of the senior center still has me sad) I am super curious. How does a finical place run with just 6 people? Some things must be outsourced. I am curious to learn.

I am nervous as I need a TB vaccine, and MMR vaccine, a Flue vaccine and I think a chicken pox vaccine because I am considered hospital staff. Every time I got the flue vaccine I got sick as a dog. The covid vaccines only gave me migraines. I hope the hospital can do them as I don't have healthcare to pay for them. If they can wait then I can get them from a doc once I have healthcare... and I also think ill give in and get BP meds

Comments

[gwendraith]

Congratulations and well done! You worked so hard on securing a job. On the face of it it does seem that there will be less stress with this job; I hope it all goes well and you are happy there.

[fbhjr]

Yay on the offer!
You can always keep looking just in case. But, this will give an income while doing that if you do.

[guy_todd]

Congratulations!!
And I do hope the trains are listening and stop catching fire. ;-)

[cmcmck]

Did you not get a TB jab as a kid? We were all given it here.

Glad to hear things are looking up!

[ravena_kade]

But I think I have to prove it...and that was 59 years ago. I will ask

[fionaniconnor]

Congratulations!! I'm so happy for you.

[disneydream06]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Of course now I suppose the senior center will probably call you. UGH........

A TB vaccine? I didn't know there was one. :o
We always use to just get tested and they don't even do that any more. :o

I would think the hospital would have to do them and pay for them if they are mandatory for you working there. :o
Hugs, Jon

[chris_warrior]

yay offer, and yay healthcare.

Can't think of that now....Maybe I should date an electrician ;-)

the amount of times i've thought this. or a plumber. or a VETRINARIAN.

hugs.

[ravena_kade]

I'd date a veterinarian in a heart beat =)

[kaishin108]

Congrats, that is awesome. I am sorry about the small pay cut and difficult commute but hopefully the pluses outweigh that. That woman sounds so nice that hired you. I would be wondering how they get everything done with only 6 people too.

Great idea to date an electrician, hee hee.

I didn't know they had a TB vaccine, I just had to get a TB test before I worked in a hospital related job.

Great news!! :)

[brickhousewench]

Congratulations!

I hope it turns out to be a good fit for you! You deserve a job you don't hate.