So this was 1 years ago when I worked at a well known fast foods restaurant, and I begin with the exciting mood with the bright red uniform. And it was a little bit edgy and uncomfortable that made my anticipation decline. And when I stepped in the restaurant, I was overwhelmed by the bustling and the noisy in the rest hour. The employees wrestling around the customer order and a Metairie Wearing. So, uh, it was my first day, but I tried my best to conflict quickly under clumping of management and urgency of cuss customers I clean table, take orders, have helped out their kitchen. And, uh, after that, I’ve mailed to the head company after that day and the management. I apologized me and I accept. And I think that at that time, I realized that there was no one break and the work I had to work entire shift. Um, I feel that hander handing many tasks at the same time under pressure and nose will, uh, will cost unpredictable and predictable psychological consequence that so, uh, the country have to have a new laws like uh, to protect the in employees from overwork. And you gotta go, mom.
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About a year ago, I worked at a well-known fast food restaurant. I was initially excited, wearing the bright red uniform, but it felt a bit uncomfortable, dampening my enthusiasm. Stepping into the restaurant, I was overwhelmed by the bustling atmosphere and the noise during the rush hour. Employees were scrambling to handle customer orders amidst the chaos. It was my first day, and I tried my best to adapt quickly to the pressure from management and the urgency of demanding customers. I cleaned tables, took orders, and even helped out in the kitchen. After that day, I reached out to the head company and the management, apologizing for my mistakes and accepting responsibility. It was then that I realized there were no breaks, and I had to work the entire shift. I felt the pressure of handling multiple tasks simultaneously under pressure, which I believe can have unpredictable and predictable psychological consequences. Therefore, I think our country needs a new law to protect employees from overwork. This law should ensure that employees have adequate breaks and a reasonable workload to prevent burnout and maintain their well-being.
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