Antiwork

I’ve been offered a contract position through Akkodis. Anyone here worked through them before?

I currently work remotely and while I do enjoy the perks that come with it I have noticed one potential annoyance. Tech support is not always reliable. My previous position I was able to get issues resolved through tech support no real problems. My current job? They're a joke. I had to talk to like two different agents to get a couple program fixed so I can get access. Today my computer booted up a blue screen and trying to get agents to help fix it is a nightmare

Before i started working i would write fiction all the time. After finishing my school work I'd just sit and write until my eyes bled and imagination was exhausted. I haven't written anything since i started working. It's not just that I am tired after a long day of work and have chores to do after; it's that work itself spoils this hobby. The idea after 2 hours of me time i have to go to bed and do something i hate that doesn't provide a living wage, an employer that doesn't care about me, I mean it just makes dong a hobby feel pointless. Wake up. Work. Eat. Sleep. Repeat. This has killed my hobbies

Companies and governments ( especially those in major cities) want everyone to return to the office so you spend all of your money on overpriced food and other things while also justifying their real estate valuations. All workers who are being forced to return to the office should spend ZERO. that money can be better spent on something else or in your local community. It's not our problem that everyone built their business around office buildings. Bring the shit down and bankrupt them. Quite frankly I hope they all collapse. I understand some of these may be small businesses but they can go ahead and just bootstrap and the landlords who expect you to spend most of your income to live in a small room just to be in a city can go fuck themselves too. The future is going to be difficult for us workers but i think we…

Why not strike and make them fire you? Keep your EI benefits intact and it's the same function essentially. I see people in squalor asking if they should give the company 2 weeks notice while forfeiting their EI voluntarily. Don't @ me about people's fears. I understand what holds people back, it's to get people to think about their situation.