Category: Antiwork

My manager and other people from the top management are aware of my health issues and I’ve been granted permission to work from home. I do my job well, try to plan ahead and ensure all my tasks are completed before the deadline. However, every time there’s an event, I’m invited to come and I decline stating the difficulties I face with respect to my health and they always understand, even though saying no comes with a lot of stress and anxiety. There’s another event coming up and yet again I’m asked to come and I mentioned it would completely depend on how I feel the day of to which one of them said that I come at least for a day and that I’d not have to run around and can be seated throughout. With the unpredictability of my health, even sitting for long periods tends to aggravate my…

I posted 2 weeks ago about my shitty job and I've been looking for something better but haven't found anything yet. Yesterday I arrived at work with my anxiety already through the roof(normal for me) and I asked my boss what I needed to start on and he started telling me about how he's sick of my poor proformance and how I need to start doing more even if I have to stay later. I've always completed the stuff on my closing list he gives me and it's inspected every night before I go home and none of the other managers have any issue with my cleaning. I caught him in a lie yesterday but didn't confront him about it because I didn't want to be fired unless I had something lined up. I had January 1st off and worked new years eve and he wrote on my list to…

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It's just ingrained in me. To put it simply one of my responsibilities is to keep a silo full of material (work in an industrial setting). The thing has a sensor that tells you when it's full. My boss always tells me not to trust the sensor because sometimes it gets stuck on and to climb a huge set of steps to look into the silo and confirm for myself. Well I didn't do that. I trusted the sensor and the thing ran empty which pissed a lot of people off. Boss called me after I was home asking me how I could possibly let it go empty. He was cool about it but I'm just so hard on myself about it. I apologized profusely and even went back in after hours to fill it without anyone asking. If I didn't I would have had horrible anxiety all night. I…

But I'm 20 and new to my job and that would get my fired instantly I think. How long would I have to wait and for how long could I leave to have a decent chance of returning?