I need help from savvy MT's
Posted By: Please help me on 2005-12-20
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I am so so upset. I have been working really hard at a job for over 2 months. I am a QA editor. Yesterday I was told in a tricky way that I would be making $15 less per day. They tried to cover it up by saying I would be making MORE money because they are giving me more money. I am so P'OD that I want to quit but I can't. They said that I am FAST and so it should be no problem for me to make up the money.
I pointed out that I am actually getting a pay cut and the woman said she is very sorry but the decision came from "upper management." It is a small company and I think she is part of the upper management. HELP ME ... last night I drank wine and just went to bed crying. I work so hard!
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