Author: Olivia

i dont understand why its legal to pay somebody 4.25 dollars an hour. I get not paying as much as adults but jesus atleast 7.50 per hour. thats 8k a year, i get no bills but thats a full days work for some mcdonalds

I'm in a project based role at the moment, but the company has me listed at non exempt. That being said, no OT is allowed – yet I am still pressured to complete deliverables by the specified deadlines as we will be at risk of regulatory agency fines. I admit, I did what everyone says not to: I worked unpaid OT to get things done so I don't feel stressed out or harassed. I've been manually filling out my electronic timecard to make my timesheet show 8 hours a day instead of 8.5-9 hours a day. Yes, I know, it was stupid. But my own director had told me that if I worked over one day, I could come in late the following day if I wanted to. Didn't really do that more than once or twice over the past three years, but it was nice to know I had…

We’re doing them at my work and keep getting them sent back for changes. Goddamn I just want to work for a paycheck and go home.

Risk of infection from exposure to particles in the lungs is high when numbers are above 200. You got asthma or had covid in the past or anything, you're putting your life in your hands by waiting on public transportation, getting stuck in traffic and more. it's not worth your life. These employers have become psychotic in their approach to driving people to death to force them to show loyalty. ​ ” In the short term, wildfire smoke can cause irritation to the eyes, nose, throat and lungs, as well as an increased risk of respiratory infection. Studies have also found that short-term exposure to small particulate matter increases the risk of a range of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Longer term, exposure to air pollution is associated with several chronic health conditions, including:  Severe asthma Preterm birth Heart disease Stroke Lung cancer  Dementia Lower IQ in children  Smoke can be…

Hi folks, as the title suggests, I'm unfortunately getting rebadged to an outsourcing company doing the same job I have with same benefits. Unfortunately, I already had pre planned vacation from months ago that was approved by the previous company, and this new company is refusing to work with me when it comes to onboarding and I9 verification stuff when it comes to the timeline and my vacation interfering. I don't want to take up too many characters, so that's all I'll say for now. If more context is needed, please ask away. My question is, how should I word this situation when they ask why I'm leaving my current job? I don't want to sound so negative, but I want to be as honest as possible soot doesn't seem like I'm putting on an act. Any thoughts, folks? Thanks!