Antiwork

The fuck is this shit

has any major whare housing companies in the usa thought about even time rosters for example 1 week on 1 week off 12 hr days with payed break and prop up the wage to a point that it will cover you for the week off? would like to know your thoughts on this concept for the blue collars in this group.looking forward to the feed back

I’m just here to vent because I’m pissed. I received the same $ amount last year after a shitty sales year and no promotion… I’m pretty pivotal to sales and the % over goal is a direct reflection of my work. Been with these guys for 6 years…. Genuinely hurt by this shaft.

I am 40, Canadian in Ontario, average intelligence ( I like to think), mechanically inclined, interested in tech like 3d printing and CAD. Computer litterate and need to do something new. Any help/ ideas appreciated.

David's Bridal overstaffs their shifts on purpose “in case someone gets sick or quits” but when we all get dressed in their strict dress code and drive all the way into work, we are told to leave because they over scheduled. So I don't even get my $11/hr. Our commissions on sales sometimes go to other people because of management favoritism and because management fosters a sense of competition to make staff climb over each other to claim a sale

Company wanted to pay me overtime after 50, I insisted that it would be ideal for me to get overtime after 40. This was a trucking position driving tractor trailers on a graveyard shift. Hiring manager insisted that overtime after 50 was fair and competitive in the trucking industry. I knew that I would be missing out on a lot of money because it was 50-55 hours a week and they're just doing that to save the company money. I know my worth and I denied the offer

I'm about to start my first job over the summer (I'm 15), it's at a pizza place, and I have an in as a line cook. Do you wonderful people of Reddit have any advice on how not to turn into a stressed ball of nerves?

I have to assume that everyone following this subreddit hates major corporations. If you do recommend that you watch and also do not watch Downfall: The Case Against Boeing on Netflix. Spending 90+ minutes hearing all about how a major corporation gave literally gave no fucks about human lives and only cared about stock prices and profits is infuriating!!!!

TLDR at bottom As the title says i'm a laborer atm, i work in a factory and make ok money for the rural area 14.50. I cought covid back in 2020 didn't have it to bad and lost taste for half a year, however since then i catch everything and have missed soo much work i'm sure im going to lose my job at some point probably sooner than later. I know i wont be able to go into another factory/labor job getting sick almost every month or 2. I am hoping someone can tell me what jobs i can try and get into where i can hopefully work from home and have less of a chance to catch something. I've pretty much been working since out of high school. I'm 35 have a wife and 1 y/o i know how to use a computer quite well, most my hobbies…