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Sounds like you might be a night security guard or something similar. If so, I'd think that the job is probably exactly what you were hired for and just sucks. I'd suggest looking for a new job, not getting a union involved. (If I've got the situation wrong, then I apologize.)
Depends what is your career field and what do you do?
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dead on. i think your right.
by duke.of.data on February 26th, 2009