Antiwork

TL;DR: boss made a comment to me which made me feel badly about myself and now I don't want to ask questions at work anymore. i work as a server. This is my first serving job and I've been there for a little over a year. I like working there and I love my coworkers. But I'm pretty unsure of myself. I have been there a year but I still ask a lot of basic questions. I only work two days a week as well and forget things a lot so I often second-guess myself and will ask for help or will ask to confirm what I'm thinking before I do something. Today, we had a table of six come in while we were pretty busy. I was working out front so didn't know if we had a free table in the back so before I seated the table, I…

My employer hired me to work at tow locations. now they want me to work at a third location. I don't think they want to pay me any extra tho. Can i refuse to work at the third facility? Can they legally change my terms of employment without me agreeing to it in writing??

Living in a farm as a small community with likeminded anti-work people with enough crops to provide enough food for everyone. Nearby a fresh supply of drinking water and maybe a river or lake to swim during warmer months. Fishing, preparing nice meals by the bonfire. No more corporate bs or modern society, just likeminded people with a new beginning.

I started working at my job 1 year ago after my family moved from ME to GA and convinced me to move, too. I took a 30k a year paycut and started here when my daughter was 2 weeks old. Im 38 years old by the way, and I work with 4 other people only who are all 20-30 years older than me and have all worked together for 20 years. My transition to a new state has been absurdly hard but this job was REALLY great about it… at first. Then I realized how toxic this work “family” is. Friday was the final straw. I have a habit of working on projects to the point I work through lunch and have occasionally (i would say 5 times) asked my boss if I could leave early to compensate for the fact I never took a lunch. She said no then…

How do you all find motivation with how shit most jobs are? I find myself calling out of work constantly And that’s not very good money wise But every time I stay at home I feel peace

I got hired to be front desk at Extended hotel, and I went through a Q&A session and sat at a computer for two days to prepare to start work on the floor. I was not told at any point during, that they would require me to pay $56 for their uniform which includes their branded shirt, and two name tag magnets with my name on them for me to wear over the shirt. I only recently got out of bankruptcy because of poor wages not keeping up with rising costs of living, and I had to default on credit to keep being able to sustain keeping my apartment and afford to keep a living. I was in a bad place until I got hired for this job, and they knew this when I passed the interview. I asked if there is a way they can provide it, or I…