I have orientation tomorrow at the 3000 Directors Row location. I previously worked for FedEx Ground and FedEx Express as a warehouse package handler in 2023–2024. I wanted to ask whether package handlers at this location are allowed to pick up additional shifts beyond their regularly scheduled hours when shifts are available. 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
So, I checked my email today and it turns out the school sent me money again, coming to find out bank mobile decided to cancel my refund preference :(.
Will the funding come in the form of a check?
Sorry if my grammar is bad.
I applied for the Spring semester and submitted all of my required documents on September 19. I’m wondering how long it usually takes to receive a decision after everything has been submitted.
For anyone who applied for Spring recently, how long did it take for you to get your decision?
Thanks!
I'm 25 M,
I’m a family caregiver and I’m honestly at my limit
I’ve been helping take care of my grandma for a long time. I even stayed with her at rehab for months and there were times I was sleeping on the ground there. I’ve gotten so overwhelmed by everything that my mental health has really suffered.
I’ve reached the point where I know I can’t keep being her primary caregiver. I’m trying to move out and start my own life, but I feel guilty and I’m scared my family is going to call me selfish for leaving.
The respite care option that was offered was free, but my family member refused it. I’m thinking about leaving around $1,000 behind specifically to help pay for caregiving while I’m gone. My grandma also gets about $2,052 a month from her pension, Social Security, and state benefits, which could potentially go toward her care. My mom can also help when she isn’t working.
Has anyone else been in a situation where you had to step away from caregiving because you genuinely couldn't do it anymore? How did you handle the guilt and your family’s reaction? And does this sound like a reasonable way to make sure my grandma is still taken care of while I leave?
Hi! I’m looking to move to the Portland, Oregon area and am hoping to find a respectful, LGBTQ+-friendly roommate.
My budget is around $800–$995/month. I’m hoping to find a clean, reasonably quiet living environment with someone who communicates respectfully and respects personal boundaries.
I also have a small dog, so the place would need to be pet-friendly.
I’m open to connecting with someone who is also looking for a roommate and seeing if we’d be a good fit. Feel free to DM me if you have a room available or are also looking for someone to share a place with!
Available 10/3
Hi! I’m looking to move to the Portland, Oregon area and am hoping to find a respectful, LGBTQ+-friendly roommate.
My budget is around $800–$995/month. I’m hoping to find a clean, reasonably quiet living environment with someone who communicates respectfully and respects personal boundaries.
I also have a small dog, so the place would need to be pet-friendly.
I’m open to connecting with someone who is also looking for a roommate and seeing if we’d be a good fit. Feel free to DM me if you have a room available or are also looking for someone to share a place with!
Available 10/3
Pick up only, I have two books that any of you guys need that are majoring in criminal law and justice.
Multicultural Law Enforcement, Pearson 7th Edition.
Introduction to Criminology, 3rd Edition.