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rbnyc

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1. I generally opt for transperancy.

Reply to Pool Hall Ace (Original post)

Tue Apr 3, 2012, 02:55 PM

Apr 2012

I also don't think it's fair for a part-time employer to expect you not to supplement your income. If you've explored full-time work with them and it's not available, then this is your option. Talk to your supervisor. Get his/her buy-in and support. It will ultimately make you look better to both your current employer and your prospective employer - or it should.

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Suppose you have one part-time job . . . [View all] Pool Hall Ace Apr 2012 OP

I generally opt for transperancy. rbnyc Apr 2012 #1

You should be honest but I have known a few people who have had problems with this Nikia Apr 2012 #2

rbnyc and Nikia -- you both bring up good points Pool Hall Ace Apr 2012 #3