For some time now I usually clock in the minute I leave my house because I do not consider commuting to work leisure or free time. I only have a 15 minute drive to work and so far, nobody has said anything. Do you do the same thing? Has anyone ever said anything to you about it and how did you reply?
I know this is the most minor of complaints especially with all the horrible stuff our corporate overlords do. It just sucks that there is no room or allowance for just getting a bad nights sleep. I’m sure it happens to everyone. Either a siren went off or the garbage truck came early or you could have just slept in a weird position. It’s completely unacceptable to just give your human body what it needs, sleep a couple more hours, and show up to work late. If your work already gives you a hard time for real illness they would just laugh in your face for calling in because you needed a little more sleep. Idk it would just be nice if we ditched capitalism for something that would treat us like humans not machines.
I worked for 7 days before I decided the job wasn't for me due to glaring issues (I've posted a bit about it previously) I quit and waited a whole month before I was paid and in the end I was paid for only 2 days out of the seven. Does anyone know what I should do? I've got proof and witnesses that I was there and working. Theres hours I spent on computer training that's logged on a website (I'm going to try to access it today). It's a huge business, even as a franchise it makes millions, I know it's only 5 days but it was a awful experience and with prices going up I need that to get food for my kid and I.
Has anyone ever quit a salaried position due to required hours worked? Being scheduled 50+ with no autonomy on days worked and not getting 2 days off in a row.
Yes I do. I'm here for money. Just like you.
Just started a new job and they are camera Nazis in training. I literally will turn mine off for about a minute a few times just to stand up and I get messages saying I'm violating training policy. It's so micro managy. Like, I'm a grown-ass adult. I know I need to pay attention in training if I want to succeed. Why must I be watched the entire day? I know it's so they can make sure people are there and paying attention but it's just absurd. Multiple times a day the trainers are bitching about cameras. Feels like I'm a kid in high school. I personally get a lot of anxiety having to look at myself and it's super distracting to me. I'd be able to pay attention more if I was off camera. Anyway, just wanted to vent. Is it like that with all remote jobs?
I finally quit my work after I had in mind of doing so for the past 2 months. We basically got ordered to work in a very messy enviroment full of bird shit and dust just because of their mismanagement. I also got paid nearly 2$ and hour so that wasn’t worthy at all. FYI the mattress factory is located in the Balkans