Antiwork

The last job I had before working freelance was a terrible experience. My former boss verbally and morally abused me, didn't pay me enough, didn't care about my mental nor physical health (making me work for a whole month while I had a throat infection ignoring my doctor's orders to cease talking for at least 48h or I could permanently damage my vocal chords). I wanna make sure they understand I value my free time and do not wish to be contacted during it and that I can count on them if I ever need to stay home due to medical issues. I also would like to be payed well enough that it doesn't become cheaper to just be at home unemployed. Needless to say this is filling me with anxiety as I hate being an employee but I need this job as an internship to finally complete my second…

I will be leaving my job shortly after my dog and I were kicked out two hours into a shift because he barked. The owner brings in her dog that barks all day, pisses everywhere, humps anyone who stays still long enough, and bites the people he doesn't hump. If you can bring your I'll behaved dog, I can bring my well behaved dog. And since that isn't the case, I'm fucking outtie. My office has a door. I'm in the back of the building, people forget I'm here. My dog barking wasn't a danger to anyone. Her dog has full run of the building, which means I've come across shit in customer areas. The last generation tolerated being treated like shit so that stuff like this can happen with no argument. I don't care if anyone thinks it's stupid. I'm standing my ground.

2 weeks ago I got kicked out after working for 5 months and now I’m back to the hell of interviewing and finding jobs. I’m still in my middle twenties but everything feels just horrible and hopeless. I hate the finding job process and it really scares me so much to have to be judged by people like this again, if it’s in an interview or when I start working again. How do people find happiness in a life like this?

I've sort of just realized that all my cheap stocks are with unionized companies. But, companies that are against unions have massive stock prices. I don't think this is a coincidence.

Has anyone experienced an employee calling out a specific person or people as a reason for quitting their job? I'll hopefully be leaving my current job within the next month and I want to make sure my leadership knows the real reason why and not give some generic reason.. Any advice for calling out a shitty supervisor? Not concerned about reprisal or anything. Just would like to throw this guy to the wolves as I walk out the door. Constructive advice only please. Thanks

Please delete if this is the wrong place, but I felt like I should share it with everyone. There’s a local gym near me that I used to go to but left because the practices the owner implemented were just scummy. Not too long ago, I looked up the rating on Google and read some of the reviews. This owner is horrible, and insults or gets into a heated debate with every review that isn’t positive. He brings up private member account history like transaction amounts and visiting times. I’m no lawyer but that feels very illegal for a business to put customer information on the internet like that. Many people have gotten burnt by the gym, even the trainers, and the GM, who I used to talk to when I was there. If anyone is interested, search up “Urge Fitness in Ewing, NJ and read the Google reviews. Unbelievable…