Seeking Advice About Job Situation

M.,

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Hey M.,

I think there is no harm in updating your resume and putting it out there. I wouldn't do anything drastic as far as leaving because the job market is terrible right now. If you take your time and start looking you may be able to get something with more pay or even the same pay and less hours. I worked like a dog for someone for 3 years and only received one small raise. When I would approach them there were always excuses, the economy, I am working on it, I didn't forget you, we will sit down soon. All stalling tactics so yes I think they could just be stringing you along right now. Like I said before you get fed up and really hate going to work, be proactive and start looking now. It is best to find the right job when you have a job, because you are not desperate and can really weight the pros and cons. Good luck and congratulations on having such a great daughter who is willing to help out!

If you have a strong feeling you need to be with your kids more than you are now, then you should see about reducing your hrs -- would it be possible to leave work early a few days a week? I bet your daughter is very mature, I was too at that age, but it is a lot of responsibility -- I hear my friends tell me that time of day (right after school) is when so much stuff happens and the kids need adult supervision more then. Have you asked your boss about being promoted or having a pay increase -- is it because they needed this person at that specific location -- are you willing to travel? I think you need to personally figure our what is best for you and your family and then go for it! If you want to be at home more, then focus on part time work, if you want to advance and make more money at work, then go for it. I agree with the previous advice, it doesn't hurt to put your resume out there, with a do not contact my current employer! Check out the want ads -- craigslist and see what is out there, you never know, you may find something with the same pay and less hrs. If you depend on your work for health insurance though, check on that with my previous work the premium for health insurance went up significantly with working part time. Where do you live -- perhaps there is some after school activities in the school, community, or with a few other kids/parents that your kids would enjoy more. Best of luck, I see you are a single mom, it must be very hard, I am assuming you must not get much help from their father.