Antiwork

They want 100 points of ID beforehand. And they want to know my salary expectations. Considering they approached me, I think I will be sending them a “Thanks but no thanks.”

So I have Covid, tested positive 3/9 and was sent a new company Covid policy. You get 5 days and it says if you don’t feel better after 5 calendar days to contact HR to work something out. Tomorrow I am supposed to go back but I feel horrible still. I work at a WFH call center taking calls for 7.5 hours a day. They have to count all my absences starting tomorrow. If I don’t return by Thursday I’ll be terminated. I can barely talk without coughing and I’m not sure what else to do.

So I’m a server and I work weekdays 9-3. The restaurant doesn’t open until 11 so from 9-11 I am doing prep. I am told to clock in as a server the entire time. It feels illegal that I’m being paid $3 an hr and not even able to take tables. Is it ? And what can I do to my employer ?

I left a job at Speedway recently for good reasons. My last paycheck just got my account but was for only $24. It's missing 2-3 days worth of money. What are my options besides raising hell in person? I really needed that money and I'll likely go hungry the next week without it.

TD;LR : my manager wants me to appear happier at work, I want to know how I can get back or maliciously comply with him. I was taking out the trash. I was looking at the trash. I had a neutral, busybody face. There were two coworkers on either side of me who were also not smiling/neutral faced. And this man who I have never spoken to before introduces himself to me by saying in super exaggerated sarcasm “Well you just look SUUUPER happy and enthused to be here! What’s wrong, what’s going on?” (Intended as “what’s going on to make you not be smiling and cheerful at this moment” Hard to convey but his tone was clear.) He said it super loudly too. Both my male coworkers and the customers behind him heard. I was in shock that a grown man in a position of authority would speak like…