Month: May 2022

Mines fight club

How much do factory workers make in UK? hourly and overtime? Please thank you (Regular factory worker)

Edit: I have decided to just go to an existing corporate meal service in the area. It will be cheaper. I was hoping to find someone who may already be at home wanting a little extra cash to make some home cooked meals. I tried to be reasonable but it not worth it. A corporate meal service will not be paying what I was offering. Edit: https://www.indeed.com/career/line-cook/salaries/CO This happened this week to me, and is entirely true. I want to hire someone to cook meals for me for a reasonable wage. $25/hour cash for every hour worked. I posted an ad and received a ton of interest so to weed out those who may not really be interested, I asked the responders to put together a 1 week written test menu. No cooking, just a written menu of what they suggested. I offered to pay $25 for this up front.…

I am hoping that this community can come together to help organizations that promote the cause. Does anyone know some labor rights organizations that we should be supporting? Thanks all,

So I've been at this job for a year and honestly, I've been incredibly disrespected and talked down to. Slowly but surely I've watched the entire company go from 100 to like 25/30 and watch the people that trained me to quit in frustration. I'm about to do the same. I received a new job offer but the start date is less than 2 weeks' notice to my current job. My issue is that I feel like this job isn't even worth giving a 2-week notice to. I've had my full benefits taken away out of nowhere (he didn't even tell me. I opened a letter that says your benefits end in two days and I was like hey buddy wtf is this and he just went “oh yeah we're switching” and then we haven't switched since, it's been 2 months) and given the excuse that it isn't worth it…

If this isn't the right subreddit in which to post this, I'll take this down with no problem. TL;DR: Paycheck is one day late at least half the time (it's a small business and the lady who does payroll has also been training me); regardless, I think I might be in a hostile work environment because of her and I'm not sure if my boss even cares – they're also married; not sure how to go about this at this point; I live in Idaho. Please bear with me, I know this is long. I usually don't post on subreddits and have been an antiwork lurker for a long time; I guess I wanted to post this to seek advice and vent a little. I'm young and don't have that much work experience. I started this job a little over a month ago as an underwriting assistant and title insurance…

So I made a post yesterday regarding how unbelievably shitty I am being treated at work since I put my 2 weeks notice in yesterday. Here is the link https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/unimm2/boss_told_me_i_am_selfish_for_leaving_my_job/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share I am leaving for a once in a lifetime opportunity that I have worked so hard for. I wished they understood but they do not at all and don't care about my financial situation or about me going to college for 7 years to get my dream career. Also it pays a hell of a lot more than 18 dollars an hour. Anyways today isn't any better. I feel upset and awkward because my boss (GM) has been ignoring me all day we walk by eachother and he doesn't say a word and neither do I. It's so weird. It sucks because we had a pretty good relationship before I put my notice in. So I talked to my other…