Month: November 2023

I don’t understand why my job keeps doing this to me. I literally don’t have any time for anything anymore. I know this is TMI but sometimes there’s days where I can’t even shower because I’m too tired and I can’t even do my laundry because I’m too tired I end up just crashing. I only have one day off and this week it’s only just Friday And I just sleep I literally fall asleep around like 6 PM because I’m too tired and I don’t even make that much money. Anyway I only make like $15 an hour and my team lead is only making $18 an hour and they’re not even there most the time, they never call in saying that they are sick. But yeah if I tried calling I get yelled at I did get documented about me calling off because they’ve been working me too…

I work at a supermarket chain in the Midwest. There has been a van parked in our lot for literally years (I’ve been there two, coworkers said it’s been around for years prior). It belongs to a guy who lives out of it. He has his own car separate from the van that he uses for a pizza delivery job, he comes back to sleep in the lot. Never got a parking ticket, it’s so far out in the lot I’ve never seen anyone parked further away than him, so he’s not even taking up a spot. He came in sometimes and bought stuff, never stole a single thing (they followed him). No one ever gave a shit about it or bothered him for, again, YEARS. On Monday we had a visit from the regional manager who asked about it. By the end of the day he had security call…

Not sure if this belongs here but wanted to share. Left this tech startup sales job about a month in because the CEO would come down and physically/verbally abuse us for being incompetent. Within 3 weeks of me working there 7 people quit. These are some old screenshots of him name dropping on anonymous Glassdoor reviews.

I got a seasonal job to supplement my freelance work and it’s gone horrible. I was supposed to have two days of training, then four days of work the next week, but we all (temps) have been sent home four days in a row after the first day of training. Is this normal for a distribution center? I think I’m just going to stop going.

So i’m a 20f in community college and I am dreading entering the workforce. I’m getting an associates in cybersecurity and to be honest I do not care about the field at all and additionally I’m only attending college for the financial aid refund checks. But to graduate I have to get an internship and I’ve been putting it off because I don’t want to work , I have zero desire. I’ve only had one job when I was 16/17 and it was fine I guess?? I’ve just been thinking about alternatives and how I can maybe another path to make money. Anyways I really hate capitalism and I don’t even know why i’m posting because I will have to work my life away just like everyone else.

16-hour shifts. Coming home 30 minutes later leaves 7.5 hours. But then you have to subtract another hour to get up on time and not be late to work. So make that 6.5 hours of sleep. If you live an hour away, then you got to get up even earlier. So you got 6 hours of sleep. That's not accounting for shower time, breakfast, and reading the news. So you're getting 5 hours of sleep if you live 30 minutes away and 4.5 hours of sleep if you live an hour away.

This article reminded me of how fed up I am of people acting like the 40 hour work week was such a labor win