I have worked at my job for 16 months and only two people are left from when I started. Our company goes through an employee every 3 months or so (in an office of 10). We have been down a person for almost two months, lost one to a surgery & one girl was out with Covid. I have been picking up the slack of many because of call outs and new employees. Last week I called off for two days to level my head, talk to my boss and explain why I was feeling burnt out and angry. She said she understood, and yet, upon coming back, I was still expected to work the job of four different roles for the price of one. (The price that they told me to be grateful for a $0.30 raise when I asked for a change in position/pay). I left today on…
It seems like there is a post in here every day about someone getting ousted on their day off, or something anti-business, or “Unprofessional”. I don’t know how in 2022 people still don’t get this, but y’all need to keep your private life separate from your professional life. If you want some next level strategy, create an entire business persona filled with cats hanging from branches and share THAT one with your boss. Seriously block everyone, even Margaret. Her cookies on friendly-Friday are tasty but she’s corporate to the core and will turn on you so fast your head will spin.
Our circumstance is one of the few hurting the many. You are the many, you can bring this entire apparatus to it's knees. Our labor generates EVERYTHING we see, it's about time we start acting like it.
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The Great Sh*t-in of 2011
My husband was just reminded of a time when his former employer's HR manager decided to patrol bathroom time. A note was attached to their checks, saying they need to take advantage of their break times to use the bathroom. Blah, blah, blah… The uproar was furious and immediate then spread like wildfire through the plant. As the men gathered together to discuss the new order, he overheard them saying: worth noting, 98% of these men are from southern Tennessee or northern Alabama. The “holler” accent is strong. “You cain't tell me when to shit, by gawd” “I'm old, I cain't be holding my ass lahk that! I ain't wearing no damn diapers to hold my shit til break!” “Break is when I eat my sammich. I ain't about to shit n sammich!” Guys were tag teaming shits throughout their shifts. As soon as a toilet was open, another guy…