Antiwork

My manager keep pushing me to work late . I did it for the first time but when i refuses then he always try to gaslight me . I called the hr . Idk if he has some contacts there . He senses that . Now he is making my life hell not giving me leaves and threaten my bonuses sorry for bad english

I currently work in a call center position at a major broker-dealer. I was in food service for ten years prior to this job. I despise the stock market, especially the more I understand how it works. Anyone working in finance in a position that doesn't feel soul-sucking?

What can those of us who can barely keep slaving away do? In my particular example and to keep it short, I have multiple serious debilitating illnesses. All made worse by working. I'm talking for the less fortunate among us, that for one reason or another, working makes their life a living hell. Big difference between not liking your job vs work making you sick. Being a slave sucks. But being a sick slave is a nightmare. I'm in my early 30s and since entering the 30s I've become increasingly aware of my mortality. When not working (weekends), I feel OK – I'd like to keep going, Come the workweek, and I want everything to end. The pain is too much. A few ideas I've gathered so far: -Get a job with a 4 days a week instead of 5 d/week -Work part-time and massively decrease living expenses – of…

Taking my qualification which I earned at the same place (btec extended) on my CV to the college for an event where I meet different employers and attempt to find a job within the sector. Also have social anxiety/minor trauma symptoms (technically classed as a mild mental illness, but I'd feel shit claiming permanent disability because I am still fit for work), been unemployed for ages, like the college itself although not as much as the previous one I went to (name undisclosed UK) although I was bullied/targeted there by jerk students which is in itself a contributing factor from memory alone as to why I am so hesitant to return wish me luck. Bet no one talks to me, on the bright side maybe I'll get a decent job within the sector and save up, I'd like to have my own place one day.