Month: September 2022

I’m not 100% sure if I can even post this here but we’ll see. I work for a dining service at a college. A new company took over recently and things have gone completely to shit. Our staff is stretched extremely thin, people quitting or calling out everyday. I’m an opening supervisor and generally we have 2-3 other people besides myself to open the place. For the past few months, from callouts or people quitting, I have been opening and running the entire place for up to 5 hours by myself. I get paid the base pay as a supervisor for my company and I have not gotten a raise in over a year of being a a supervisor. There’s a total of 7 stations that need to be set up, cleaned and filled throughout the day, each with their own plethora of items to sort and set. As someone…

I've gotten this working over the years in food service. Some bosses don't know how to talk to people. I'm a good worker and I don't give attitude or have any huge flaws. I understand criticism and there were times where I have been stubborn and maybe I deserved it especially when I was 16 and thought I knew everything… Now that I've worked a few years I realized this pattern in some work places. It's absurd how I've been “broken down” to be “built up” it like an abusive relationship

I work at a major super market and have started almost 4 weeks ago In that time I have put in about 150 hours, working my contracted 15 plus boat loads of overtime, I have a manual job and am in replenishment My boss has asked me twice to come in on my days off, I have one day off then I'm back in work (I don't have 2 consecutive days off) so I said no because I would be working about 6-7 In a row and I was aching like a twat Last week I did 50 hrs and was supposed to work the Tuesday for 6 hrs, this was overtime. I was sick that night and couldn't come in so I text him and said that. He replies 5hrs later and says that I should have phoned an absence line of which I was never made aware. Naturally…

“You don't get rich writing science fiction. If you want to get rich, you start a religion.” -L. Ron Hubbard The psychology surrounding brainwashing, particularly in cults, is fascinating. An infallible leader, exercising complete control, using an ever escalating orientation full of loaded language to take advantage of it's members; promising advancements while simultaneously scolding anyone's disappearance or absence. In such groups there is typically an inward benefit that causes detriment to others in order for a leader and their inner circle to maintain a lifestyle of financial gains but how does one achieve such control over others? Let us become the creators of achievements that glorify the great era of Kim Jong Un! -North Korean Propaganda Slogan First, you must recruite the proper applicants. Applicants who are financially vulnerable with little connections to the outside world are best. After all we're a family here. Second, promise something significant to…