Category: Antiwork

Many on this sub are angry about increasing rent. However as a landlord myself I can firmly say that most of the renters I've had have picked up more jobs, and slept just a little less since I raised rent. Not to mention that my renters are a lot nicer after I threaten to evict them. As a landlord I find it is my responsibility to take care of my tenants and character helps people become successful(I don't do it for myself). I love being a landlord and I hope you all become better people through the renting process.

Well I was like a half hour late a few weeks in a row but she's also not technically my boss either

I remember back in 06 I got a job at rite aide on battery in Seattle, I don't exactly know why but I had just bought a house and quit another job at bartells which ironically just got bought by Rite Aide any way I was working the register and for some stupid reason my manager Bonnie whispers in my ear ” you embarrassed me back there” then proceeds on to the floor and says ” you need to take that line seriously” I don't think anyone would take that seriously nowadays and id never heard anyone say something so stupid on the other hand he did like hitting on the customers and female employees and as white trash as that store was its not to surprising.

My job just said I need to attend 8 training sessions on anti racism, on Mondays or Fridays 10am-1AM. And we will be paid at the training rate which is about 1/3 of our regular rate. ​ What the hell? I'm not awake or available at those times, nor do I feel it's fair to do so much training at a lower pay rate.

This community used to be so cool but now, it's not so cool.. what happn?

Yesterday I was asked to give a quote on the daily inspirational meeting the company I work for is having. They play like nice family and all that stuff. They're not tooooo bad, give away cash prices every week but the base salary is quite shit. I wanna say something in the antiwork spirit or at least work-critical, do you people have ideas for me?