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Should job application forms be long-form?

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The Most Important Recent Labor Victory You Never Read About

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Dance for it people… Respect for time goes one way

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We’re ruled by monsters

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the reason many managers are fighting to get their employees back into the office is thar they don’t know to measure performance other than hours spent sitting at the desk

They're incompetent. Remote work forces them to actually contribute.

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New job sucks, I think the old Texas is back

Edit: If anyone's reading this and looking for something helpful to say, just “hang in there” might help, know I'm not alone. . . . . HOAs are racist – it's a truism. But I became homeless and then jobless due to rent hikes 6 months back and moved in with my mother. She lives in a rural HOA area population 400 something. Please don't try to figure out where I am, deleting this post not long after it goes up. There's a lot of stuff from just the 18 hours I've spent around these HOA people I've got glints of, but training with one guy I met the first “So racist he calls white people n-words for pissing him off” in a long time. He's a perfectly nice guy in most respects, everyone “in the community” loves him, if I say a damned thing literally noone will believe, and…

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Airport CEO says Dutch army refused to help with crowd control amongst worker shortage

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In Praise of Idleness – Bertrand Russell

‘[A] great deal of harm is being done in the modern world by belief in the virtuousness of work, and the road to happiness and prosperity lies in an organised diminution of work.’ https://files.libcom.org/files/Bertrand%20Russell%20-%20In%20Praise%20of%20Idleness.pdf ‘The wise use of leisure, it must be conceded, is a product of civilisation and education.’ – In Praise of Idleness (Bertrand Russell, 1932)

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Want to read a nice comics about general strikes?

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I’m leaving my night position at a hospital because my supervisor thinks my loyalty should be with him, among other things.

I work 7 on/7 off nights at a hospital pharmacy. The hospital is 28 miles from my house and located downtown Austin. I fulfill my commitment that I was hired on to do. On my off week I pick up shifts at another site that is 4 miles from my home. There is a huge shortage of pharmacy technicians and the industry in general is short staffed. I do not think I am obligated on picking up shifts during the day or evening after fulfilling my night shifts I was hired on for. I work nights downtown specifically to avoid traffic. Let’s not forget about inflation including rising fuel costs! I was told if I didn’t like it that I should seek employment elsewhere. Well, I have 3 other positions that I can transition into full time at. The hospital closer to my home has set up a meeting to…