What companies mean by “we’re a family”
Just stop working for the corpos and franchisees. Sure it might throw your nation back into the doldrums for a minute but it'll certainly hit the big boy's wallet.
This is not concerning at all…
“It makes the company look bad”
I’m a cashier at a store that has credit cards that you can sign up for, and we’re supposed to ask each customer if they’d like to sign up for one, and tell them the perks of the credit card. I hate promoting the cards because in my mind, a credit card is a big responsibility, and most people have enough cards anyway. I tried selling one to a customer, she said no, and I said “Yup no problem, sorry you know how it is, they tell us we gotta promote those cards y’know?” and she was like “Oh I totally get it I’ve worked retail, I know how it is.” After she leaves my manager pulls me aside and says I need to find my own way of promoting the cards and that I can’t say stuff like what I said because it makes the company look bad. …Okay?…
They told on themselves
My worst fear is working a 9-5…
Some of you may have seen my post in the past about how my job was strictly forcing me to stay and work there extra hours, good news is I quit. Never showed up again and already planning on suing them. But that woke me up to reality, is that what a 9-5 feels like? Working 8 or 9 hours every single day just to get paid every 2 weeks? Barely have enough time to see family or friends, have vacations, have fun and LIVE LIFE??? Other people have probably posted the same thing like this but this is just so fucking sad. In America we work everyday and barely survive with so many things people need. Rent, Food,Bills,Taxes and so many more. We work till we die and that’s pretty much it. I’m still young so I know I can’t really relate to most of this stuff but it’s…
Unless you have a union contract, or some sort of legally binding employment contract (sign on paper work agreeing to give two weeks notice is not legally binding in the vast majority of cases. You should be well aware if you work in an industry with legally binding agreements) with an employer, you have absolutely no obligation or need to give a two weeks notice. Two weeks notice is a courtesy so they can replace you. If you're on this sub complaining about your employer, chances are your employer doesn't deserve this courtesy. If they were replacing you, they would do it behind your back and fire you with no notice once they know they have you replaced. So why give them a courtesy they wouldn't give you? If you're worried about having a reference, which shouldn't be an issue in the case you already have another lined up, just…