[Aviza]

She specifically set the appointment for Saturday, no call no show. The last two appointments she was late, and admitted she lives in my town. Do I request someone else? Feel like she's flackier than me.

That's unprofessional of your worker to no-show or to show up late repeatedly. I'd call and request a replacement, and complain about the no-show and the previous late shows.

Also, no need to compare you to her; apples and oranges; and you're not co-workers with her. None of this is your fault, and it shouldn't make you feel guilty or hypocritical if you struggle in areas similarly. Your role in this is a paying consumer. That's different from being a co-worker or asking a friend for help, etc. You're a paying consumer, she is not living up to what you're paying for. It's as simple as that.

Reward yourself for standing up for yourself.

Bummer. And yeah that's unprofessional. What's an Arms worker?

Originally Posted by WovenGalaxy

Bummer. And yeah that's unprofessional. What's an Arms worker?

@WovenGalaxy I was wondering the same thing: What exactly is an Arms worker? My mind wanders to actions shows for some reason, but I'm curious to know, too.

[*Beth*]

I don't know what an Arms worker is, either, but anyone who doesn't even contact you and just doesn't show up - unless they were in a serious emergency - is so rude and inconsiderate it blows my mind.