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Coaches, please answer. I'd like your perspectives.?
I've worked at a certain rink for a few years and was always assigned Groups.
Before the Fall semester started, we Pros were e-mailed the Group Assignments from our Director, for a specific day. Myself and two other pros, also with senority, were omitted, shocked and upset. Two other pros who were recently hired, were assigned 2 Groups, 1/2 hr. each-which meant there were enough groups to go around (in total, there are 7 pros, another pro who's senior was also assigned 2 Groups; however another pro is only able to teach one group at present-and he also has senority).
Management hasn't changed, neither has the Director. We don't know what's going on; moral and enthusiasm between the three of us has dropped. To make matters worse, at the bottom of the Assignment E-mail, director added: "If (our names) would stick around and see if we'll need more coaches in case there are late enrollees, that would be great." The Assignment Sheet with that statement was hung high and dry on the rink plexiglass for all to see, including parents and rink staff. It made the 3 of us feel as though we were an afterthought, as if we're scraps off the table. We waited 5 minutes-then walked because we figured she wouldn't create an extra Group-she'll just give those late students to those Pros already on the ice. Enrollment's comparatively low anyway this time of year.
Please undestand-I have absolutely nothing against those late-hired pros who were assigned Groups. But fair is fair. If you're last in, with no senority, you should told to "stick around" - not your senior Pros.
This semester runs until mid-Dec., with a 2 week break, taking us into January. Who's to say this won't happen again? Should I give notice now, or wait and see what happens in January, it being an Olympic year, with possibly an enrollment surge, economy notwithstanding? I'm not a rink employee, I'm an Indy Contractor.
Thanks for your insights, opinions, yays or nays.
We also felt since the director wanted us to "stick around," she could have at least put that request in a seperate Email, instead of including it on the Assignment Sheet, and taping it to the rink's plexiglass.
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- cosmilyLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Wow, that seems pretty insensitive to me. I would throw a fit if something like that happened at our rink. While this is a bad situation for everyone, you three do need to approach this situation rationally. Do you work at other rinks? Do you rely on Groups for Privates to pull out? Has something similar to this happened before? Before you do something rash, think about these things.
Get the three of you together and see what each of you wants to do. You might have more influence if you work together. Arrange a meeting with the Director and let her explain/(apologize) for what happened. Putting that up on the wall makes the rink look bad. Find out what's going on and see what can be done to make this better for everyone.