Antiwork

Y'all be insane the working class will not role over for your petty demands

As the title says been working on this field for 10+ years. It was great in the beginning making parts for spacecraft and satellites and military projects that's are federally protected to not disclose them and such. Anyways some of our clients are assholes namely government shit that requires 100%inspection under 20x magnification. So my company says I need to inspect and perfect the parts under 30x for these and if they aren't perfect I have to redo them and if I bring when out of spec it's my fault. Now just to let you know 99% of the specs are +/-.0005 inches… hairs are .013 in comparison. Anyways been doing this too long parts are 1-4k each I make like 500 per year plus thousands of other parts and personally make 38k a year. Even the small businesses fuck you over. But don't worry we are a family in…

I have been grocery shopping somewhere else for a few months, but there's a couple of things I can only get at Smith's. They're not crucial items so I can continue to live without them, but if the boycott is over I would like to get them.

Hello, everyone! I'm not really sure how to get into this but I've joined the ranks of my company's management teams back in August. I work as a general manager and I was brought on before working as a crew trainer due to a manpower shortage. I jumped a few steps in my corporate ladder and I had a lot of shoes to fill, but recently I've been coming up to the issue of how to tackle some things that have been going on in my company. I don't want to become a door-mat just the same as I don't want to become a corporate husk, so with this I have a larger question of: do you have any advice to help me become a good manager? What would you like to see in management? What are some things you want to have in your manager but don't? Some things…

I've been working at a build your own pizza place for 2+ years now. I am so fucking done with stupid customers, low staff, smelling like fucking oil and pizza sauce. After this semester ends, I am quitting and going to try to get a job at the grocery store my bf works at. It would mean better pay, more hours, and I don't have to feel fucking nasty when I get home. However, I'm so comfortable it's kinda hard to leave. Even if I know it will be better I'm still scared to quit and get another job. It's the fear of the unknown. I just need some encouragement.