Sentences with phrase «gift wrapper»

If she didn't want to wear Christmas attire, then she should not have accepted a job as a seasonal gift wrapper at Christmas time.

No real Witness would ever take a job as a seasonal gift wrapper in the first place.

My mom is seriously the most amazing gift wrapper ever (I sadly did not inherit her gift wrapping gene)!

She worked as a SEASONAL GIFT wrapper then complains about not being able to celebrate christmas.

She was working as a seasonal CHRISTMAS gift wrapper.

And the settlement amount is about what a part time gift wrapper would make in about 10 years.

Anyone who knows me is aware that I'm the worst gift wrapper ever and is equally grateful the department stores offer such lovely services.

Another memorable sketch was «Gift Wrap,» a gross - out sketch that had Franco playing a shopping center gift wrapper who couldn't stop bleeding profusely.

Gift wrappers earn 2,000 per month.

The colorful gift wrappers, wrapped in different shapes and sizes, make the receiver curious to guess what the gift is.

I am not the best gift wrapper, and I have actually developed quite a reputation for how poorly my gifts are wrapped — I try so hard, really!

If you take a job at a department store as a GIFT wrapper, you should expect that, at some point, you will have to do something holiday - related!

Jehovah Witnesses do not celebrate any holidays, including birthdays, so why would she want to work as a gift wrapper?

I am a JW and I do agree working as a gift wrapper during Christmas time would be weird.

If she was hired as a gift wrapper for the holiday season, she would have also expected to decorate packages with Santas, elves, pagan seasonal symbols like holly, and probably a lot of things that refer to the Christian tradition of Christmas — angels, doves, 3 wise men and stuff like that.

It's merely a job and times are rough, there may not be many jobs in her area or she may not be qualified for much so working as a gift wrapper is an individuals choice.

She was working as a gift wrapper.

She shouldn't have taken the job as a gift wrapper or she should've told them I can not wrap presents, it would be considered taking part in Christmas.

Hmm, she was working as a gift wrapper in November which means she was probably using Chirstmas wrapping paper on the gifts she was wrapping thus helping celebrate Christmas, so if she was really true to her beliefs, she wouldn't have taken the job in the first place.

If her religious beliefs do not allow her to celebrate holiday's such as Christmas then why take a job as a «gift wrapper» at Christmas time?

At no point did I see where it stated that Ms. Jones - Abid was hired specifically as a seasonal worker / gift wrapper.

However, when all gift wrappers were instructed to wear a Santa Hat and Apron during the Xmas holiday season, Myra Jones - Abid refused.

I'm going to assume that this means that she worked as a gift wrapper year - round, meaning that she would wrap wedding gifts, baby gifts, etc..

EEOC is trying to make the case that while the vast majority of Jehovah's Witnesses would never accept employment as a gift wrapper continuously wrapping birthday and holiday gifts, their JW Client's personal religious beliefs allowed her to do so, thus the only legal issue is their client's personal religious belief against wearing the Santa Hat and Apron.

The lawsuit alleges that Myra Jones - Abid was working as a gift wrapper at Belk's in November 2008 when store managers ordered her to wear a Santa hat and Christmas - themed apron during the holiday season.

You can wrap it with a gift wrapper so that they can have fun unwrapping it.

We actually had wrapped one of my empty boxes from my online shopping with a gift wrapper for my daughter's baby's crib.

A job for the holiday season, gift wrappers work in both stores and warehouses.

It all depends upon the talent of the gift wrapper.

A gift wrapper resume should be drafted in such a way that all the needed and demanded skills are clearly written and visible to the reader.