Rambler · 61-69, M
Don't say things that you know will add to his stress, don't ask for money if you don't have to, listen if he wants to talk. Just show that you get that it's bad times and you're with the program to get through.
Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M
You'll help just by being near.
The world of work is deteriorating fast, and folk are finding it harder to adjust to ever changing conditions under which they're supposed to do their job.
Rules or procedures often change by the shift as employers try and cut costs and get maximum productivity from their workforce while trying to keep their business afloat.
It's a tough time. And many businesses won't make it past Christmas.
I suspect your Dad knows that and it's THAT stressing him out.
Try and be helpful where you can.
If you're in school, do your best not to get involved in anything that might upset anyone.
Last thing your dad wants is aggro from school.
These things have a way of working out eventually.
The world of work is deteriorating fast, and folk are finding it harder to adjust to ever changing conditions under which they're supposed to do their job.
Rules or procedures often change by the shift as employers try and cut costs and get maximum productivity from their workforce while trying to keep their business afloat.
It's a tough time. And many businesses won't make it past Christmas.
I suspect your Dad knows that and it's THAT stressing him out.
Try and be helpful where you can.
If you're in school, do your best not to get involved in anything that might upset anyone.
Last thing your dad wants is aggro from school.
These things have a way of working out eventually.
Its a really hard situation. Best to be there and supportive.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Well don't make it harder on him would be a good start.
Your last post listed wouldn't be a good start. And no I can't reply to that post easily, though I have seen it.
Your last post listed wouldn't be a good start. And no I can't reply to that post easily, though I have seen it.
Strictmichael75 · 61-69, M