So, long story short, I may need to contact HR. Im in a situation where the distance and shift times for a post is messing with my health and is too far for me.

Do I have any recourse for this situation that would protect me from losing my hours?

I’m thinking about putting in my two weeks’ notice again and I’m feeling kind of conflicted about it.
I’ve been with this company on and off since 2024. I started on a 12-hour night shift at my first post (with one supervisor), then transferred to an 8-hour night shift with the same boss. Eventually I left, put in a proper two-week notice, tried another job, but ended up coming back.

When I returned, I was on a 12-hour day shift with a different supervisor. The drive ended up being too far, so I transferred back to my old supervisor on night shift again. Now I’m at the point where I’m thinking about putting in another two-week notice.
Through all of this, I’ve realized I’m just not built for night shift. I’m constantly exhausted, burnt out, and mentally drained. I also learned that I need more stimulation in a job. I struggle with sitting still for long periods and really need a change of scenery to stay engaged.

I guess where I’m stuck is feeling like a dick for leaving again after coming back. Has anyone else been in a situation like this? Am I overthinking it, or does this come off as bad on my part?

so I'm in the process of getting my guard card (level 2) so i can get more positions at the arena. my supervisors gave me and a group a basic rundown of bag checking with the detectors and what to not let in. i was wondering if anyone in the similar field had any tips or information on what to expect in those types of positions.

Oral or mouth swab?

So i recently got my NJ SORA license. And applied for security guard with allied security. I did online interview i passed, then i signed consent for background check. I waited untill background check completes and then all of a sudden i got a message that the possition was filled. I applied for the second time same sh*t happened again. So apparently people saying that allied is the easiest company to get hired, but man i have completely different experience. Is there something wrong with me or is it the company?? Any advice would be appreciated.