Antiwork

Have any of you been asked to submit work summaries or time logs of how you spent your day/what you worked on? I find this to be a deal breaker as far as what makes a work environment comfortable. I’m offended by these types of questions and I consider it to be an invasion of privacy to be asked how I budget my time with regard to my job responsibilities. If there’s an issue with an employee’s performance, of course that needs to be addressed – but to just be asking people to recap their work is a huge red flag to me. It’s obvious that the vast majority of people prefer to work from home. Instead of accepting that, management would rather alienate employees by asking invasive questions about time. Just a sign it’s time to move on when management shows this blatant lack of respect to efficient and…

so the backgammon pizza in my neighborhood has the help wanted sign up and my son applied online. the application looked pretty straightforward until the part about the video. he chose “skip” but i just can't help wondering if they are going to “skip” his application for not submitting a video clip of himself so they can check his appearance first. is this standard now? did he make a mistake by skipping the video?

There's been an influx of literal 15 year old children being verbally abused and physically exploited by grown adults at their jobs. Why the fuck do parents allow this? Is an insignificant amount of money from a fast food restaurant worth child exploitation? What happened to protecting kids? What happened to focusing on school? As if they don't have 60 years of work ahead of them anyways, so why not delay the process? I despise how individualistic this culture has become. And do not get me started on “owing” your parent money or paying them back for a meal. What??

Screaming, threatening, intimidating people. If I did that to a random person on the street, I'd be beaten up or arrested.

Let me tell you the wonders of living in Eastern Europe: Earn on average 400-600€ (minimum is 300€). Some people earn less than this though Rent for a studio apartment is between 200 and 300€. 1 bedroom apartment goes for 60.000 – 80.000€ in a mid-sized city (300.000 inhabitants). Utilities (heat, electricity, water, garbage etc) are around 80€ / month. 1 liter of diesel is 1.62€ and keeps going up. 1 year of insurance for your car is 161€. A guy from Canada told me he pays 150$?? Public transportation permit is 40€ per month but it is available only in the city and it sucks. Beside meat and fruits, food costs the same as in western countries where people get paid 4x what I earn Video games, phones, clothes, subscriptions and all electronics are priced at western levels There are a bunch of foreign companies coming here for cheap…

Its 4am and I am going to my shift at Starbucks. I have a career with a 9-5 on top of this job to pay my bills, but I need insurance coverage for a condition that I can only access right now through health insurance coverage at Starbucks. I have to maintain 20hrs a week on average to keep benefits on top of my 9-5. I am audited on my hrs every six months and pay medical costs out of pocket up front BEFORE being reimbursed unknown amounts for my medicines and procedures. Despite record 2020 and 2021 profits stores are slashing hours and going through hiring freezes. I am constantly begging for more hours. My life is falling to pieces as I watch people skip the tip and cruise through the drive through with orders that cost more than I make in my 4hr shift. The stress and long…