Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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sort of being forced to quit ☹️ (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Kindly-Trust7211
so i live in mass but go to college in Chicago and I tried to transfer to a few stores close to my school. I want to keep working for Starbucks and I use a lot of the benefits but every single one I called (4!!!!) is either fully staffed or only hiring people working full time (I’m looking for around 12-20 hours). I don’t think there’s anything else I can do than find another job. I really don’t want to quit idk what to do :(
FLMFGGT 2 points 11m ago
What areas of the city are you looking at? I live in Chicago so I know some of the stores around here
Kindly-Trust7211 [OP] 1 points 11m ago
stores around Loyola
OkElephant2285 2 points 11m ago
I was in a similar situation a few months ago. I ended up taking a leave of absence (you're give a month. I ended up having 1.5 months off bc my manager let me stay without being scheduled for 2 weeks, and I was given 1 month LoA after those two weeks were up), used up all my vacation hours to support myself in the meantime. Kept calling stores until one said they could take me. In my experience, stores in college towns have openings semi-often because they get really busy during the school years (managers might feel they now need to hire more people) or students leave for whatever reason.
Necessary_Low939 1 points 11m ago
Just keep looking. It took me 5 months
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