Category: Antiwork

I work as a casual at Red Rooster in Australia and I recently got accepted at another casual job and was wondering. Can i quit on the spot and never return? Do i have to give two weeks notice or whatever? I’m not sure of any contracts or terms and conditions, does anyone have any advice? M17

My husband is a civil engineer and has been with his current company just over a year. He works in a small team, gets on well with everybody and keeps to himself. He was told a few weeks ago a new manager would be starting and he was to be assigned her buddy – so she had a port of call for help with new systems, getting set up etc. He works from home but he offered to go into the office on the days she is in for the first few weeks. She's on her 4th day into her first week, and he's already realised if there's gonna be a reason he'll leave, it's going to be her. Her first DAY, she joined a team meeting about the project he's on. He was talking about something on the project, and she cut him off and laughed saying 'wow no…

I’ve had a problem with every job I’ve had to the point where I think maybe I’m the problem. I stopped complaining about work to people cause honestly I’ve had over 10 jobs and I’m starting to sound like a broken record but I swear it’s not me. One boss said I wasn’t worth the pay we agreed on 3 months in and cut my pay down by $2 so I left. One didn’t care when I got injured at work (I was a vet tech and attacked by a cat) and had me still close the clinic while I was bleeding then made me open the morning after instead of going to urgent care which lead to an infection, I had to be on iv fluids for 3 days. One boss literally yelled at clients and employees constantly and blamed me for things that happened before I was even…

I've been rejected from most emergency services jobs due to me disclosing that I undergo counselling, which was a result from my service from the Army. God forbid you see a professional therapist to help you get better mentally. You always hear people say “Don't be afraid to seek help”, only to reject you once you do. What's confusing for me is, it's okay to seek counselling once you're a part of the organisation, but if you show the slightest hint of mental health problems when you're applying,then you're a goner. I'm sorry for this pointless rant, I know others have it worse than I do. But I just get so frustrated, trying to get better mentally so I could perform in those jobs, only to be told I'm not suitable. If I try to hide it and not disclose it and I get caught lying later on, I'm still…

Hey friends, can someone send me a covid 19 test positive photo? They are trying to make me work more than I should, so I really need something so they can hold back. Can you help me?

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