I've been a UKG HRIS Administrator for 6 years now. I'm ready to move on and learn something else, and I'd like to relocate to NYC. Most organizations in NYC seem to be using Workday, and it seems to be a direct competitor of UKG.
For the HRIS folks here, how did you get the opportunity to learn and use another system?
I was supposed to be taking the amtrack from Seattle to Portland this Friday, the 14th. Unfortunately, my ticket was canceled due to a warehouse fire and there are no standard bus tickets available. I have to be there before 2pm.
How am I to get from Seattle to Portland now? A rental car or flix bus are $120+.
Any advice appreciated! Is there maybe a rideshare group?
I was supposed to be taking the amtrack from Seattle to Portland this Friday, the 14th. Unfortunately, my ticket was canceled due to a warehouse fire and there are no standard bus tickets available. I have to be there before 2pm.
How am I to get from Seattle to Portland now? A rental car or flix bus are $120+.
Any advice appreciated! Is there maybe a rideshare group?
UPDATE I called Amtrack, and they were able to help me out and get me a bus for only $20!! The website wasn't showing this.
A friend came to me with help because someone rear ended them. While the back bumper held up fine, it sent her flying into the car in front of her. She's been driving the car with a smashed up bumper for a long time now. She lives in poverty and is a very considerate and kind person, so I'd like to help her out. She doesn't need the paint to match or the repair to be perfect - just functional. She plans on driving this little Yaris til it dies.
Based on pictures, what parts should I order? Could I just order a new bumper cover & grille and call it a day? Again, doesn't need to be a bodyshop perfect repair.
Car is a 2013 Toyota Yaris - Automatic Transmission.
I will be spending just over a month in NYC from October - Nov. I am looking for a room with at least a bed and a desk in Brooklyn or Manhattan. I work remotely M - F 9-5 and have no pets. I'm a 28 year old AMAB person.
I will be spending just over a month in NYC from October - Nov. I am looking for a room with at least a bed and a desk in Brooklyn or Manhattan. I work remotely M - F 9-5 and have no pets. I'm a 28 year old AMAB person.
Hi all,
I love barefoot shoes and I also live summer backpacking. However, it seems very challenging to find a breathable barefoot backpacking boot. My old favorite were Vivobarefoot Magna Lite SGs, however, they formed a hole and started falling apart after only 120 miles of backpacking.
Breathability is important to me to prevent blisters and also help the shoe dry out in case of mud or water. Something that covers the ankle is nice to prevent small stones from slipping into my shoe is fantastic, and something with a sole that has traction to prevent slippage on wet rocks. I loved my Lems boulder boots, but the soles lacked any meaningful traction.
I am seeking electronic cables, cords, extra mice, peripherals, mp3 players, and old cell phones for a project centered around tech waste and sustainability. I figure it doesn't hurt to ask since a lot of people have bins full of extra cables & chords.
I am seeking electronic cables & computer parts/accessories (hard drives, motherboard cables, mice, webcamps, old mp3s & cell phones, etc) for an art project centered around sustainability and tech waste. I figure it wouldn't hurt to post something here since a lot of people seem to have a big bin of cables they don't use.
My queen sized mattress is dying. It has a huge depression that only increases in depth with each day. I would like to convert over to a tatami mat + futon style of bedding.
I have wooden slats with 2" of spacing between each slat. Is that too large of a gap for a tatami mat & futon?
I initiated the conversation. It was gentle, but we both cried a lot and told eachother how great we both were. I was her first partner who wasn't abusive or impatient with her - we never fought. She made me feel seen, soothed, loved, and appreciated more than anyone ever had. But, in our 6 months of dating, she only met a few of my friends, and I only spent usually 1 night per week with her. She described going out of the house with me and taking a trip with me as beyond her capacity. I wanted to see her more and integrate her with my friends a little more, but she always seemed at or beyond her capacity. She was extremely introverted, but I kind of thought that was special.
I feel terrible for wanting to more of her. Maybe if I was more independent or kept busy, I would've been ok with just seeing her once or twice per week. But, she felt a little far because of that. She had an inkling it wouldn't be sustainable over the longterm, and I knew that somewhere in my gut, too. Rather than growing tired, more unsatisfied, and resentful, I wanted to close things on a high note. We closed things on a note where we still feel attraction, desire, and longing for eachother.. And that makes this so hard.
It's these preferences we have that feel like they ruin something great. I can't shake this feeling of regret and bargaining for what could be had I been more patient or independent.
Is this thinking normal? Did we make a huge mistake here?