Antiwork

I run a small bakery in a small village from my home. Just me at the moment, selling breads and pastries. I order flour and other ingredients and get it delivered. I usually give the delivery person some bread for helping me unload, the bakery is in the basement and is a real hassle to do alone. This day I am waiting on deliveries and it's a bit late, but it is no issue. Finally it arrives and it's a new driver, young girl. I explain that she needs to back the truck to the side of the building. She gets a little bit apprehensive saying that she isn't good backing up. We move my sign out of the way and she backs up just fine. After we unload and I give her some bread she was happy saying this was the highlight of her day. I say that a…

Any good stories? Also, is it illegal to use my ex-boss's phone number to ask for d*ck pics? How long do you think it will take her to change her phone #? Asking for a friend.

I don't get why there are still people defending this form of exploitation, guilt tripping and gaslighting. It is not your customers responsibility to pay you a living wage. Start calling out businesses for that scam on the back of their employees!!

I work with disabled individuals and was trying to get in place to help someone out of a wheelchair when I slipped and rolled my ankle. Never done it before and GODDAMN do I not recommend it. I notified my supervisor who asked me to fill out an injury report form in case I need more than a bag of ice on it. Ok, cool. While I'm filling out the form, there's a section that says “what could have been done to prevent this?” It was an ACCIDENT. You can prepare all you like, but accidents still happen. I was tempted to leave this section blank since I feel it's super condescending and it sounds like a way for the employer to shift blame to staff and avoid having to pay out. Instead all I wrote was “mind my footing”. This isn't the only time I felt my employer tried…

I’m serious What y’all doing to supplement income?

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