Cashier walks off the job after new manager fires assistant manager of 2 years with no explanation: ‘It’s not a group discussion it’s a corporate decision’

Is it right to leave a job just because they made a decision you didn’t agree with?

Most jobs are about sacrifice. They require something of you that you may or may not be willing to give. They require time, energy, and creative juices. You give these over in exchange for having some of your needs met. It’s the trade off. But unless you’re the big boss, you don’t get to make big boss decisions. This might mean you have some lack of control over your job, which can be hard to face. It’s such a big part of your life, so you probably want some agency over it. But that doesn’t always happen, which is difficult to swallow. Things could change in an instant, and you’re left scrambling to pick up the pieces. That’s what happened in this story, where a new manager blew into town and started messing with the natural order of things. 

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