It depends on who you talk to . Someone told me they don ' t really have any power besides making life harder for the company HR . If a company really wants to fuck you over they can , it ' s just more work and they risk a lawsuit . <| sep |> Baby I got 2 of these , I ' m so happy . <| sep |> Pick 2 . STANDARDSpencer Ware DENDoug Martin vs SEAThomas Rawls TBThank you ! <| sep |> Got it . Are you doing any color correcting ? I noticed a lot of teal tint on some of your shots . <| sep |> so far so good . work is completely dead , I ' m doing a mix of cleaning out old tickets and playing WoW on my laptop . <| sep |> I would try contacting Amazon not 2 k <| sep |> Really ? I have heard other people use the term in Canada . Even our scheduling system has shifts for ' WN ' which is front counter . I was once told it was because the front counter was the window to the customers . Maybe it ' s not as common as I thought ! edit After looking on McWeb and OurLounge apparently referring to front counter as ' Window ' really isn ' t used anymore . However , in my years with McDonald ' s and the stores I ' ve been at we ' ve called it Window and when on the schedules crew are positioned on WN . Maybe it ' s an older term that has been phased out with GFCS and V 17 .