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Category: Antiwork
Context: I work for a charity and we've been operating for 10 years, so basically I started from the beginning and I've seen the charity move from $100k a year income to $25m – I'm in charge of fundraising so I've undergone training and built up skills to manage everything and personally, I've raised tens of millions over the years, helping many people worldwide – I've even had to be in close proximity to dead children in the recent Turkey earthquake disaster, I've been through flooding zones, war zones, had armed security across multiple countries, , but I've done what I've done for humanity's sake as my passion lies in helping people. So this said charity operate on a 100% donation policy meaning no money donated is used for wages, rent, marketing or admin costs, so naturally they're not able to pay amazing salaries and I completely understand, even though…
I just wanted to have a medium sized house with a medium sized garden and like 2-3 kids to raise and see grow. A family. A normal boring Middle Class life. Together me + GF make 20-30% above the average/median wage – yet a house is out of the question. We have enough saved for a down payment buy if we borrow 400 000 from the bank – we will have to pay 600 000 back over 30 years. Kids would be our financial suicide. Either GF stays at home – then we lose like 40% of our income – or we pay for daycare – which would eat up around 30% of our income. Also we would never have the time to see/do something with our kids. Im really tired of this shit. And even more how politician that make 10-100x what I make complain that young people dont…
EEOC Mediation
I want to hear how the experience of EEOC mediation was like from the people who have gone through it (either from employer/employee persoective); was it a very stressful meeting?
Title says it for my TLDR people. I was hired by a property management company to be the groundskeeper for an apartment complex, the apartment complex I am also a tenant of… I should note I was hired part time at 30 hours per week, and given the opportunity to work as an umpire at the local baseball league in town in the evenings… seemed like a great gig working from home basically not having a daily commute. My initial manager had made it clear that my job was to take care of the property, that being exterior work, and that was it. For example, pick up garbage, power wash sidewalks, basic landscaping, etc. Well the hiring manager left the company, and I got a whole now regime. The new manager is a huge bitch… she has treated me like shit from the jump, basically telling me that I was…