As summer approaches we naturally begin to think about all the good times ahead. Parties, picnics and graduations promise to fill our calendars. All that is to the good, but...

It's important to remember every Sunday night has a Monday morning to follow. It's all too easy to stay at the Sunday party just another hour. What can it hurt, right? Nothing at all as long as you get up and get to work Monday morning.

When we place you in a job, your performance affects many people. Obviously if you call in sick you put our client, the person who offered you the job, in a bind. Equally obvious, you took the job because you needed to work, so you are letting yourself down. You also hurt BOLT Staffing, and not just the company. Our motto is "Good People Fast."  Good people don't call in sick on Mondays especially soon after starting a job.

There are also the people at BOLT who worked to win the job order and who worked to find you and match you with the company. Everything has worked perfectly to get you the job offer. Perfectly that is, until you decide to sleep in Monday morning. Things are bad enough when we have to find a last minute replacement for you. They can get worse. You might cause us to lose a client.

So, remember that the best way to keep a job is to get 8 hours sleep every night before work.  Very likely that means getting home by 9 PM each Sunday. Lots of people are counting you. Don't let them or yourself down.