Antiwork

Or is it just a formality to politely say no?

For the record, I love my job. But I’m annoyed. I get here early on purpose so I can leave early for the commitments I have after work, and I need to stick to my contracted 8 hours. I guess I’m taking a shorter lunch break again. It has now been 25 fucking minutes of “updates” and “clean up” and “just a moment”. I feel like I’m prissy for complaining.

So if anyone here remembers me talking about my wack manager at an ice cream store(can check my profile for them) but in summary, manager was a Karen, gave me a useless write up, and never even mentioned making me a cake when my birthday came, even though she promised one when I was hired. Anyways. So on Saturday, the day I decided to quit, the manager was super nice to me. She smiled the whole time, was complimenting me and saying I’m such a great worker(she never once said anything nice about me or my work in the last 8 months) so I was shocked. But anyways right before I left my shift I left my resignation letter and didn’t come back. I was very confused on why she was so nice, but after I went to target and I saw one of the girls who was a supervisor…

So in the middle of June I will be going on 3 years of voluntarily not having any sort of steady employment. Its gone by fast. I've enjoyed the last 3 years of my life like I did when I was 15 years old. I go to sleep when I want, wake when I want, and do things on my schedule. Its fucking amazing how much life a job sucks from you. I worked in Mental Health for over a decade. It always amazed me that most therapists knew the keys to a happy life, but most didn't have the ability to put them in action themselves. We would tell clients things, with 100% intentions to help, then not follow our own advice. Its drilled into all of us at a young age and we are no different, despite realizing the destruction certain flawed thought processes have. I was relatively…

I work in a restaurant named after a state that has bread that people like. Anyway, we have this new boss who just told me that a coworker (someone who knows a lot of job codes and can do everything ) is overpaid. Which pisses me off because there's not a single person working here who is overpaid. We're all extremely underpaid, which is also why we're understaffed AF. By paying us minimum wage, you are saying that you give the minimum amount of fucks about us. So that will get minimum effort from me. Fuck corporations and their bullshit. I wanna be able to retire at some point. And this pos has the audacity to say that someone making 1 dollar over the absolute minimum you could legally be paid is too much? Fuck off Bob.

I work at a vet clinic who recently hired a new administrator/HR manager who i will call T. Since he was hired, he has implemented a new compensation package with a tier system for all of our workers, Tier 1 of the tech position being the lowest and Tier 3 being the highest. With these changes, most of us got a pretty significant raise. After giving us our raises, T said not to talk about them or he might have to revoke our raise. This was two months ago. Fast forward to yesterday, and i hear that one of our Tier 2 technicians (who I will call B) went to T complaining that she wasn’t a Tier 3 despite her years of experience. The tier system was never outlined in the handbook, so there was a lot of confusion as to why each employee was put into their specific tier.…