Antiwork

Let me begin saying I actually used to really care about this sub, and it helped me through some shitty working conditions. this sub used to actually mean something, actually talking about and supporting people who’ve had terrible jobs and how to deal with the challenges of improving your conditions in those jobs, but now it’s just a circle jerk of pretentious assholes thinking they shouldn’t have to do anything and that humans were meant to hang out all day and swim in the ocean or frolic in the forest. You can go hang out at the ocean and play in the forest all you want but unless you wanna go out and build your own house in the woods or on a beach you’re going to have to work. No miracle will happen so that every need of yours is fulfilled without you having to lift a finger. I’m…

It's about time that the revolution happens. We are all hungry and thirsty to finish this travesty of a joke. Start preparing

The line lead also told the people on my line that had this happen to them to suck it up as they did it once.

Something I've observed while working, specifically at a grocery store, is that employers seem to intentionally keep themselves understaffed and its only partly to save money from hiring more people. It's cheaper to pay someone more than it is to hire a new person. So they'll find out who the hard workers are, keep them at the top of the food chain, and then to make up the rest of the bare minimum workforce by hiring useless lazy pieces of shit who they know they'll never have to give raises to. Secondly, the understaffing benefits employers by creating more comradery among the “workplace family” to put more pressure on employees to come to work. Ie: They try to ingrain the message that “it's not your boss you're letting down, it's your coworkers”. To give you a taste if just one of the many amazing effects understaffment has: I work in…

They believe that 9 women can produce 'a' baby in 1 month, may be even twins if they really try.