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Colorado Temp to Fulltime Employee Situation: What to Do? 🚨 Have you ever been mislabeled as a temp employee when you were supposed to be full time with benefits? 🤔 Let's dive into this frustrating situation together! Here's a scenario: you start a new job with an offer letter saying you're a full time employee with all the perks. But as time goes on, you realize you're being treated like a temp. Sound familiar? Here's what one Colorado worker experi... Source: https://lnkd.in/gBpU9CuQ #mymetric360
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Colorado Temp to Fulltime Employee Situation: What to Do? 🚨 Have you ever been mislabeled as a temp employee when you were supposed to be full time with benefits? 🤔 Let's dive into this frustrating situation together! Here's a scenario: you start a new job with an offer letter saying you're a full time employee with all the perks. But as time goes on, you realize you're being treated like a temp. Sound familiar? Here's what one Colorado worker experi... Source: https://lnkd.in/g-7ynUSi #mymetric360
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