Antiwork

Hey guys I live in Ontario Canada and my employer is asking for documentation to prove my absence from work. The reason was a vet emergency so I will be providing the bill for the service. What I want to know is can they require such documents or can I refuse it without worry of repercussions?

tw animal death, proposed cruelty to animals So we have a problem in our neighborhood with these 2 dogs getting loose. They're aggressive dogs, they attacked and killed a small dog and somehow the owners were allowed to get them back. These dogs are menaces, cops won't do anything (shocker, I know). They get out periodically and we just sort of have an agreement that we all warn each other about these dogs. Even people who can't stand each other are decent enough about that. A couple of days ago, I was coming back from a trip to the store with my kid and mom. I had mace and a baseball bat just in case, because my kid is tiny and my mom's elderly. We got into the yard without an issue. Then I saw a postal worker delivering mail. I immediately warn her about the dog, and this dog,…

I’m (24F) a teacher at a middle school and I love the kids but hate the day to day tasks of the job. Recently I’ve been waking up super depressed at the idea of having to go into work just to be paid pennies and spread to thin. It’s just becoming so exhausting. I’m mostly hoping that if anyone knows of a job opening in New Hampshire/Mass area that wouldn’t make me so miserable to let me know! I’m been feeling extra bummed lately when I read posts here about people job hopping, because I feel like I can’t do that as much being a teacher. The only job opportunities to me are other teaching professions which I’m trying to avoid due to my burn out. Any tips for that? I have been on indeed looking for alternatives, but they either pay worse than I get paid now, or have…

I work with special needs kids and this client just asked if I could make up lost hours because my car broke down. This will mean.. wait for it, 1 day I’ll work for 4 hours, stop for 30 minutes, and work with the same client for another 5.25 hours. I’ll wake up the next morning and leave at 7am and get back at 8pm as for usual on this day. On Friday, client 2 wants a make up shift for 4 hours, and client 1 wants their regular 5.25 hours. 3 days of leaving at 7am and returning at 6-8pm. Wow. And did I mention this is work with special needs kids?

Feeling pretty beat down and broken today. If it’s not one thing it’s another. My partner’s car just broke down. No idea how much it will cost to fix it. She has a fixed income that will greatly increase after school and I do side jobs and Flex when the money makes sense. Overall though we are in debt and getting by but it just seems like we can never get ahead and I’m kind of at my wit’s end over it. I have some investments and if I sold those things we would be fine but I really don’t want to. Outside of getting a regular job that I hate or taking the time & money to teach myself a new skill I just really don’t know what to do. I don’t fit in with the mainstream economy and the things I like to do don’t provide enough of…

Hi everyone. This is is my current situation and I'm simply looking for advice from anyone who might have gone through something similar. I'm in Illinois. I am a nightshift supervisor. My employer wants to add a dayshift to my department and wants me to take on the added responsibilities without a pay increase or additional support such as a lead. I have already told them I can't because I'm dealing with a lot lately. My wife and I just had a child, she's going back to work, and her father is terminally ill. Can I get demoted or fired for saying “no” due to not being in a healthy state of mind for the added responsibilities?

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