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well my position is, i'm a driver, and she works at an entirely different store as an assistant manager, but comes over and helps out at our store when we're short on people (as a make line crew member).
Seriously i've only seen her maybe 2 times at work, I'm always on the road.
the problem is that I'm so deeply entrenched with who I know at work as friends and aquantances that if I, or anyone else says anything, it isn't long before it gets around, and it's pretty much not long after that since it spreads from store to store.
In any case, it's just a pizza job, it's not like I can't replace it or anything, I just kinda had a "moment' of consideration in which I was like "what if this was my career? what if this was the top of my working food chain, how tied would my hands be?"
It was pretty sobering, to say in the least, to know that someone could miss the chance at being happy, in a caring relationship (under ideal circumstances, of course) just because they share the same employer.
I dunno, the more I think about it, the more I'm inclined to think I just got a generic brush off.
I'll probably talk to her about it some more, I just felt like I should have some examples/facts to support my point of view.
Not wanting to twist her arm or anything, but at least give her something to chew on.
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