Month: June 2023

This is sort of an unofficial poll. I want to know so I can know what jobs/industries to avoid working in.

This is sort of an unofficial poll. I want to know so I can know what jobs/industries to avoid working in.

This is sort of an unofficial poll. I want to know so I can know what jobs/industries to avoid working in.

I work at a small locally owned restaurant. Decent business, less than 10 employees. We're paid less than minimum wage for the state but do receive tips. And I fucking hate it. Lately I've found myself getting angry when customers don't tip. Not because I think I deserve it, I'm making coffees and handing out food, whatever. But I'm angry because I know if I don't get tips I don't get a lot of money. I've had to stop myself multiple times in the past few months and remind myself it's not the customers fault. I hate tipped wages.

Hey ya’ll, first time poster here and I was wondering if you guys had any experience in air conditioning going out in your workplace. My workplace is having major issues with this and nothing seems to be being done about it. I’m not sure what to do, but it makes working incredibly difficult during these hot summer temperatures. I already went to management and HR. Does anyone have any advice on what to do and/or have experience with this situation?

Starting orientation at the new job tomorrow and it got me all nostalgic. Years ago, I applied for a low level management position with a landscaping company. Worked off and on as a freelance landscaper for many years. I also had management experience under my belt. The hiring manager absolutely loved my answers during the interview process. He also quizzed me with more advanced questions regarding yard / decor care. At one point, he sketched a couple shrubs, told me some details about each one, and asked me to run him through the steps of how to evenly trim them and whatnot. I passed with 100%, even on his trick questions he spat out (he actually had to Google a couple answers just to be sure). He was so excited to hire me. Then he asked me the final question: “Are you completely fluent in Spanish?” I replied “No. I…

So, a few months back I posted about how I worked for a guy who didn’t want to pay me, and I can officially say I’ve now been paid and everything is done. So the original post is linked, and I wanted to answer some questions. Big question: what’s the final amount I got? After 4 months of fighting to get paid the $172, I ended up getting two checks, one for $174, and another for $480 Why isn’t it more: The state was way, way, way too nice to him and let him off easy. He was one day away from having to pay full penalties, after ignoring them for 48 days, because they wanted to give him more time, he replied, didn’t send the payment for 2.5 more weeks, and basically got away because the state let him. Since then, his company has reviews from more employees after…