This particular location was in a very poverty stricken area, I know for a fact that it’s not like other locations because of the city it’s in, the other ones are WAY nicer and have WAY more $$$, that’s just a little context to how corporate ended up in the store this day, and they are going around asking questions to employees “how do you like it, are there any problems?” Type things. But this corporate guy starts talking to me and tells me nobody is doing these monthly survey things for the store and so they don’t know anything about our store and that it’s doing terrible. And he said this was a major red flag for us “unionizing” and almost whispered when he said that. And so they are there trying to stop something that would never happen because no one in that store probably knew or cared…
gimme your best pro union meme
AITA for calling in sick with COVID?
Im going to preface this by saying I do believe, regardless of how you look at this, I am an asshole for what im about to do. Two months ago my friends who are still in Uni invited me to a vacation. Now my work you have to request the days off far in advance, bare minimum likely a month. I had missed the cutoff by a week or so when I got invited despite it being a month and a half away. The schedule wasn't even completed at that time for some reason, so there was a chance I could've nicely asked my manager if I could get those days off but the odds of it being approved was up in the air. And if it did get denied, there's no way I could call off “sick” anymore. So I made the decision to wait it out and…
I've had multiple jobs and it seems like every manager or supervisor I've had is exactly the same. They all seem like “bootlickers” who only care about profits and pleasing the higher-ups, and they're always condescending, unreasonable, and fake. It's like they're all cut from the same cloth. They all refuse to give overtime, doing everything possible to prevent that–but it's not like their salary is affected! I just don't understand it, how entitled and bitter they are. Every single one of them. It's not even their business! Has anyone else experienced this? Is it just me or is this a common issue in the workplace? How do you deal with it? I'm so tired of working for people who don't seem to care about their employees and only care about their own success and bootlicking to corporate. No, you are not a factory owner in the 1920s. You are…
Who else gets a performance review ? Lol
According to Business Insider it's really hard to do mass layoffs that run really smoothly. I'm sorry but one company doing it is one thing. When several are going through multiple rounds of this in the exact same pattern, that is a trend.