what should I do?

Question

My coworker is sick and may not be able to work Saturday, Saturday was my second day off (I had off Wednesday) and they want me to cover (second time this week & I’m constantly being asked to cover everyone) but I have plans and told her I would try and move them around but I don’t really want to do that, is it wrong of me to not want to cancel/move my plans? 
I said no the first cover this week but did end up staying a hour and a half over my scheduled time to help out some.

Answer

Please know that a job will replace you in a heartbeat, there is no reason that you need to sacrifice your happiness or your well-being for a job. It is not your fault, nor are you obligated in anyway to this job. They will drop you in a heartbeat, for any reason, I would not go above and beyond at all. Unless they are paying you time and a half or overtime, absolutely not.

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Say no and don’t feel bad. It’s your deserved day off!

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Say no. It's your day off. We are humans that need rest. 🙂

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Just say no. You are in no way obligated to go into work if you are not scheduled. It's not your fault the scheduled person can't work. You don't have to cancel or rearrange your plans because they don't have enough people. Your off day= not your problem

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So say no.

what should I do?

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