I'm 30(m), work in a good position as a mechanical designer at a small company designing automated equipment. I've gotten 10-15% raises every 9 months or so as I developed my role here and overall I think I do a fair job for the company although I”m no over-performer. I got the opportunity to take a motorcycle on a 6 week cross-country tour and quite frankly, I want to live a little. The plan is to leave in August so we've got a few months yet before that comes around. three weeks ago, I approached the CEO and asked what he thinks, who I would have to train up to cover me while I was gone, how he'd like to manage my remaining sick time and vacation time… well I don't know what I expected but he said I would “Have to quit or be fired” to take 6 weeks…
Month: May 2023
How do y’all work 5 days a week?
So, i’ve been a nurse for a little over a decade now. The majority of that time I was working in the hospital three days per week. A year ago, I was burnt out from COVID and with a growing family, my wife and I decided for me to find a job outside of the hospital and work five days per week. The thought was that I would have weekends, mornings and evenings with the family. The big benefit was that I would not be working at night. Now it’s been one full year working during the day five days per week. I’m not too sure how any of you do this. Besides the daily basic cleaning activities around the home, no big projects get done. Getting groceries is a hassle because it has to be done during rush hour. Any events or trips, myself and my family take are…
I worked in a corporate banking job for the past two years, with the option of remote work. The job description supported this and my boss worked remotely from another state. However, I was injured last year and used some of my FMLA. In October, I worked from home the entire month. In January, I requested an ADA accommodation to work from home due to my medical issue and provided all necessary clinical notes. However, my employer did not respond and instead placed me on unpaid leave without providing a reason. I have not received a paycheck since January. When my unpaid leave apparently ended in April, my employer demanded that I return to the office within two business days. I explained that I couldn't due to my medical issue and offered to work from home as I had done in the past. At this point, I also requested to…
You’re still coming into work right?
Since money and work are obvious scams that defraud people out life worth living, how long until they make this shit like In Time (2011) where when you don’t have money you straight up drop dead for real? Been reading about scientific advancements lately and it seems like it could be possible. Edit: Nvm I forgot the movie takes place in 2169 we’ll never be slaves living day to day silly me