I work in a medical laboratory at a hospital. I'm a lab aide and currently in school to become a medical lab scientist. I really like my job but I can't stand my managers or a lot of the MLTS/MLS because they talk down to people a lot. Despite the fact that I, “don't have a degree” (I do! Just not in laboratory science) the majority of them can't or don't know how to do my responsibilities (which is fine! That's why I'm there I suppose, it just wouldn't hurt if they remembered that and treated me human) After my managers and higher paid coworkers were talking about how crazy it is that some people can't afford to get their car fixed. I stared at them like they had 15 heads because I finally realized they have literally zero idea what it means to be poor or to just live…
Category: Antiwork
Patriots hate unions.
Laid Off Without Warning
Preface: I work from home for a massive mortgage company based out of California. I am a Sr. Loan Processor. We have been demanded to work 6 day weeks ever since the Covid housing boom started – even though when we were hired we were promised we would only have to work 1 weekend per month. I have averaged 50+ hours a week, and give up a lot of my personal free time to be available nights and weekends as that's when borrowers are usually home and able to answer questions and submit documentation to complete their loans. I just got off of a conference call where 29 people including myself were mass fired. Apparently we don't even deserve a one on one anymore, as we were lead like lambs to the slaughter of our livelihoods. This was just one in a series of mass firings, but it really caught…
Manifesto against Labour (Krisis-Group)
Parts of manifesto. Link full text: https://www.krisis.org/1999/manifesto-against-labour/ The rule of dead labour The neo-liberal apartheid society The neo-welfare-apartheid-state Exaggeration and denial of the labour religion Labour is a coercive social principle Labour and capital are the two sides of the same coin Labour is patriarchal rule Labour is the service of humans in bondage The bloody history of labour The working class movement was a movement for labour The crisis of labour The end of politics The casino-capitalist simulation of labour society Labour can not be redefined The crisis of opposing interests The abolition of labour A programme on the abolishment of labour directed against the enthusiasts of labour The struggle against labour is anti-politics