Antiwork

For my previous job, we had to report infection cases to the county. This is basically just copying and pasting all the required information from a patient’s informational chart and filling out the form required by the county. Not ALL the lines need to be filled out. When I first started, I looked at the previous cases that she reported. She didn’t fill out everything. I filled out as much as she did. She told me that I didn’t fill out enough and even accused me of not doing the job before, which I had one year of experience doing it at a different organization. Then I filled everything in detail and she accused me of wasting too much time and not focusing on our priorities. I’ve moved to a good job with a good boss, but I still can’t get over why she did this to me. Did she…

Being in my early 30s i cant help but finding myself automatically hating the older generation people, especially after having worked along side them for many years. These people who took everything from our generation. These people who ruined our futures and our planet. Then they expect us to treat them with respect because we treat “elders with respect”. I cant do it anymore. I know its not every older individual that has that boomer mindset. I know many people probably struggle during that time as well. But i just cant do it. Instead of seeing an older individual and thinking “they must be a wealth of experience and wisdom”. I instead just think “wow there is another idiot boomer who drank to much lead water and now cant tie their shoes correctly let alone understand or care about anything that actually matters”. Does anyone else feel this way or…

so the story goes like this i applied for a job, after 3 phone interviews the recruiter called me said he got with his team and decided to give me the job and gave me a full explanation of how things will go down to get me on board the company and i was “told” i would receive the offer the next day from the recruiter, the following day i waited all day no response, so the next day (today day 2) i send an email and call the recruiter and still no response. I also emailed the manager that interviewed me I played dumb and thanked him for the opportunity and if i could visit the office and work environment, he responded and said thanks for reaching out and sure come by at 9 am or 1 pm friday (tomorrow), I told him my pleasure and thank you just…

i (used to) work for 5 Star B&B. —shout out to all the admin (except doug, he’s a g) there’s a policy that after 3 callouts in a quarter, we get dropped as a contractor.. unless you get them covered by another, then it won’t count against you. unexcused 1: i don’t even remember what it was for. whatever. unexcused 2: i’m assuming was when my aunt died and i couldn’t function. unexcused 3: i suppose it’s when i told them i needed to get out of the house coz of a dv situation. i communicated with them everything that was going on. that i’m currently in a motel, trying to find a place and have no car coz he was withholding both vehicles from me. they messaged back saying how they’re glad i’m safe & all the bullshit pleasantries. fast forward to last night, i noticed i was off…

My company has mostly been work from home since the pandemic started and we do go into the office once a day per person to go ahead and ship out hardware and the like. They're starting to ramp up to getting us all to go into the office more and I was curious if anyone has any ideas as to how I could push back without losing my job