Antiwork

I'm a management employee at a fairly large company. If your employer ever gives you an “Engagement Survey” to fill out, anonymously or not, think twice about filling it out. This is especially true if you and your co-workers are thinking about organizing. Companies frequently use this data to identify and kill potential unionizing hotspots or to root out particularly “problematic” individuals or groups of employees. Always assume that the company you're working for is working against you because they are.

Hey guys I am in Canada and was wondering if companies/the hotel provider have the right to search your hotel room on a fly in fly out job. I came back from my shift to my hotel room to find a notice that my room was randomly selected for a drug sniffing dog and security to check my room. They said they never touched any of my personal belongings but I feel as though I should have been present for the search as I take my privacy seriously. Any advice on what I can do because I am not happy about this. Thanks, and for the replies and also I do not do drugs and I don't really drink so I am not paranoid that they would find anything I again just take my privacy seriously.

I’m only 25 and have been working in corporate America for 3 years. I’m just burnt out and tired already. I have no idea how I can do this for the next 60 years. My job is like clockwork, 8-5 every day with a 1 hour lunch at 12. I am really thankful to have a consistent/reliable schedule that works for me, but after the same thing every day it’s just exhausting after a while. I’m tired of commuting an hour every day to sit in an office by myself and not talk to anyone because people just don’t do that at my company. We use Teams to chat. It’s weird. If I don’t talk to anyone all day, can’t I at least not talk to anyone from home? By the time I get home I’m just too tired to want to go out or do anything after work. I…