https://preview.redd.it/lpgw7yt0xa5b1.png?width=960&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=fe86e512b5c372000e155fe1f6dd63a459b49bd0 I fixed the picture. 😀 https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/145qhyw/i_dont_think_this_is_accurate/
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Navigating Workplace Insensitivity
(TW: talk of suicide and grief) this is a screenshot between my boss and i. my boss rented a booth at a pride event the town held and made employee attendance mandatory, even though we weren’t being paid for the time we were there. i work for a dog grooming company and the booth was selling collars, cups, backpacks, etc. i was supposed to be there 3pm-8pm. i arrived around 330pm and texted her the first message at 548pm. my boyfriend is grieving right now as this happened only a couple days ago. he’s heartbroken and upset, understandably. given the situation, the absolute last thing i want to do right now is leave him alone. i had thought that maybe, since she had been through a VERY similar situation, she would understand and show compassion. instead i was met with anger, insensitivity and a threat to my hours and job.…
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Schnitzel is a Comrade
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Funny meme
Thought it was funny
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A plea for help
I dont know if this is right subreddit to post this on, if not ill delete this and move on. I just graduated and got my bachelor's in Political Science, but now I feel lost, I'm trying to find jobs for the first time and I'm starting to think that my degree wasn't worth it. I'm looking for entry level positions that fits relatively within what I've studied over these last 4 years but I can't really find anything. I don't know where or what to look for, it's stressful and I just need some help. My friends all got jobs and I'm just the only one here struggling to find something that's relative to what I've learned. It makes me feel like shit. I know it's oxymoronic to look for job advice in a subreddit about hating jobs, but I'm just desperate and just need some advice right now.
I work in production as a non-union lab supervisor. These are 12 hour shifts. For night shift (6pm-6am), it is only myself and my coworker due to short staffing. My coworker calls out on my scheduled day off, and I cant cover because I have plans. My manager tells me that if that’s the case I have to put in PTO for that night. So, my coworker put in a vacation/sick day, so then I also had to… Does this even sound right? Legal?
I'm a mechanic and started a new job. My previous job provided all my tools. This new job claimed to buy my tools however all they provided was a day of drill bits and two pipe wrenches. I've already been forced to spend 200$ in tools just to do the bare minimum of my job. And the list is getting longer. Why is it that a job expects you to do labor without giving you the ability to do so?