Is it rude to ask my boss why he always schedules me closing shifts?

Question

my boss always schedules me to do closing shifts. Which I hate so much. Mainly because of counting the till, or closing it down. I told my boss mid shifts and mornings work out the best for me. And can only open on Saturdays. But he still schedules me to close like 4 or 5 days a week. I asked if i could switch and open on Saturday with a new hire, and he said no. So would it be rude of me to ask him why he schedules me to close all the time, when i know my other coworkers are available to do it too. And also, two of my old coworkers are only working 2 days a week and the two new hires are working 4, 5 days a week like me. I find that incredibly strange. Anyway do you think i should ask him, like why do you schedule me to close all the time, like i'm genuinely curious. does that sound rude

Answer 1

turtlelovr

Xper 1

No just ask him or walk in with a new availability. Might just go by seniority as well. But Id have my new availability ready for after the talk and if he still doesn't accept it then if day its time to look elsewhere

Asker

9 mo
seniority? no, i'm pretty sure i'm the youngest there. Or second youngest. But that's good advice. Thank you.

Answer 2

Asker

seniority? no, i'm pretty sure i'm the youngest there. Or second youngest. But that's good advice. Thank you.

Answer 3

Anonymous

It isn't rude, but he may take it that way. You did tell him that mid works best for you and he ignored that, so you have a right to know why you're being scheduled for shifts that aren't ideal for you.

Answer 4

Pejtu | 511 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Yoda

He is the boss u are the peasant still
You gotta listen to him or ur out
Thats how World works

Is it rude to ask my boss why he always schedules me closing shifts?

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