only quit because I didn’t like being a lifeguard and i had 11 points (12 and you get fired) only because I had to call in on the days i was scheduled for even though they weren’t on my availability, i was busy. Hardly recognized for the work i put in but it wasn’t a horrible job, good for a first job. I got by, by just keeping my head down and doing what I was told. When I was a RD it was pretty easy then I got certified and it kind of went downhill from there. I was 16 and it was my first job, I started over the summer and it was pretty good then but when school came around, I was constantly worked and my days off were only the days that weren’t on my availability. The supervisors definitely had favorites and managers were alright. Pay was $11/hr but after I quit it was $14/hr. I worked for 6 months, and the last 2 months I was a lifeguard. Some supervisors will attribute emotional and physical pain of lifeguarding to be - more. People have came close to passing out due to how hot it is. The water park is hot inside, with water provided. It can be fine, but when problems arise, supervisors are somehow hard to find. Even when you work an open or close shift, you are still rarely checked in on. However, people have lives outside of work, so the people who show up to work will get punished. Supervisors just seem to want to have their job be easier, which means they want people to stop calling out. People who work those shifts are rarely checked in on. You may even get an extremely late lunch break (I’ve gotten one at 3:35-4:10pm).
If you work long hours in a day (9:45-8:15), you will get little recognition. Supervisors seem to complain about the constant call outs, creating a culture of not wanting to call out. You may get punished for being responsible. (Points only erased after a year, no exemption) Due to the nature of the work, you will get sick. It will be 2 points every time that happens and you get fired after 12 points. If you call out due to sickness, you may get points added to your record, even if you call out early enough to where you should not get points. It puts the burden on the staff that show up, even if they are too sick to work safely.
However, so many of my coworkers come in sick or call out for no reason. We help each other if we have any questions. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine as you experience everything Grapevine has to offer.Most of my coworkers are great. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Grapevine Historic Main Street District (1.0 mi) or 9/11 Flight Crew Memorial (0.3 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. While in Grapevine be sure to experience local shrimp favourites at Old Hickory, Rainforest Cafe, or Winewood Grill. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Torian Log Cabin (1.1 mi) and Grapevine Glockenspiel Clock Tower (1.2 mi), guests of Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine can easily experience some of Grapevine's most well known attractions.
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