Category: Antiwork

So I did find one checks that was missing money from my previous employer now today was technically my quit day, but as I’m going through my paycheck to match my hours, so far I’ve only gone through four paychecks and missing a total of $164.29 just for for plenty more to go and I will go through all of them! So my employee said hey check mine out just the one check that I did check she’s missing $105.30 in total for one check no I can’t quite put my finger on it but something doesn’t smell right! What do y’all suggest simple human error or the big E?

A healthcare company I used to work for had a manager training program where you'd train at different clinics for a few months and then be a full manager at one of their sites. Just a standard urgent care clinic. For the most recent cohort of the manager training program, the very first thing they did was a team building exercise that involved flying across the country to climb a desert mountain. The trip was mandatory and there were no alternatives. I knew someone who did the program and they told me that the guides said specifically this was to be attempted by experienced people only, they had no gear besides hiking boots, and on a few occasions had to shimmy past sheer cliff faces where one foot slipping would lead to a 50+ foot drop. One person injured themselves and had to be carried down the mountain by a…

What no two week notice from T-mobile? We gotta kill the two week notice and push for contracts.

I really don’t like my new job. I applied just to get out of a toxic work environment at my last job. I was at my last job over a decade but management became toxic and I was overworked and had a hellish commute. I took a job close to home for better work life balance. It has great benefits and ok pay. Except the work is excruciatingly boring. I’ve never had time move so slow as it has the past month. And my boss is just awful. He unnerves me and makes me feel on edge and is hyper critical. I can’t even go on my phone because he watches everything. Does it look bad leaving a job after a month? How do you explain that on an interview?

From William MacAskill's book What We Owe The Future: “Following the Black Death in the fourteenth century, serfdom was soon replaced by free labour throughout Western Europe.” This line is footnoted with reference as follows from Encyclopedia Britannica 2019b: “The Black Death caused labour shortages that, in conjunction with growing central government power and peasant uprisings, contributed to the replacement of serfdom with a system of free peasantry by the end of the fifteenth century.” Just thought it was interesting.