Month: April 2022

I do not have a consistent schedule. I go in at 9pm, 4 or 5 days a week, and leave anywhere between 11am to 2pm. My responsibilities quite literally include “owning” a 100k square foot retail space. I've been doing this shit for 2 months where I work for 15 hours, go home, get 4 hours of sleep, and go in just to get berated about the things that did not get done the night before. I am critically understaffed. We have employees come in from other stores. I volunteer at other stores. I participate in off the clock activities. I jump in and OWN it. Well, after repeatedly telling them that they need to learn how to prioritize their bitching, they tried to have a closed door discussion with an open door manager in attendance over some trash being left behind on a cart. Literally just a couple minutes…

I’m having a hard time with this one. Usually when you leave a job or are planning on it, you have a plan outlined and you generally see it coming. A few months ago I started a “promotion plan” for a company that is now giving me a “first and last warning” for – reacting to bs comments on Slack with emojis (I have nothing to say about your personal business. Reacting with an emoji should suffice.) – “Not meeting expected KPI’s” although everyone in the department’s numbers have both fallen and CRASHED. We are still gaining but I have made the company $110k in my first 9 months. That’s less than half of what they’re paying me in a year. It wasn’t fucking on purpose. I was just better at my goddamn job than I expected. – we are short staffed and now I am looking for a replacement…

promote-the-strike #promotethestrike Etsy sellers are going on vacation mode and deactivating their listings in protest against the new proposed fees that sellers would have to pay to continue selling on their site, when it's the sellers that have earned the Etsy site all of their money. Support the strike! I'm an Etsy seller and I'm using vacation mode for the first time in almost 10 years of having an Etsy. https://www.instagram.com/p/CcJoZCOOIZu/ Here's an informational post about it! Look up the strike on Google to learn even more!

Posted here before about how my hospital risks patients and how I got harassed and bullied and retaliated against when I tried to speak up. I took this to the CEO and he asked everyone to do an investigation. Today I received a letter from the hospital saying that I am a liar and everything I reported never happened. I responded by telling them I resign effective immediately and the CEO was on the email too. I just took my stuff blocked their numbers and walked out. I never walked out of work before. I feel overwhelmed it just one thing to say I am a liar but its another thing to risk my patients on a daily basis. I don’t know how to feel. I feel devastated and upset. Need some moral support.