Antiwork

First, let me apologize if this is a) not what this sub is for and b) if this considered to be a shit-post. I’m sorry. I’ve been working at the same place for the last 3 years. It’s close to my house, there is not limit to my PTO, I have medical, dental, and vision, and they take care of us nicely for holidays, etc. For the last two years, my workload has in all ways vanished. I spend most of my time WFH, playing Xbox, and doing nothing. I’ve spoken to my boss multiple times about it and he has always said that it will pick up and it will get better, to just give it time. I have remained patient and tried to tough it out, but seeing others get more work than me and get paid more, while I continue to sit and do nothing has really…

where are the employment that pay people ethically and still allow their employees to rest and have boundaries? I don't know if there is already a list but please plug me in if anyone is looking. I am skilled in art, working with children, i can learn how to farm. I know that this in itself is contradicting because jobs are supposed to exploit us. But I am seriously asking because i need a change in my own material conditions like now. All the jobs I apply have job descriptions that don't match the pay and/or ask for too much out of one person. I'm barely hanging on but working these jobs, I learned I rather be unemployed and broke, than broke and exploited in employment. But, all i really want is to barter my labor ethically, and a job that allows me to pay my expenses, respects and gives…

I get a job. I do good for a few month but it slowly gets worse. My mental health completely breaks and I have a meltdown and end up in a mental hospital. I lose/quit my job. I get better and think “maybe it's time I get back on my feet.” I get a job. Rinse wash repeat. When will it end?

Was stopping to grab a meal and the line got to being out the door. 1 cashier. Only when it hit the outer door did the manager put 2 more cashiers on. The line fell to halfway to the door, and back to 1 cashier.