Antiwork

my previous employer gave me my t4 (a paper you get with total amount you made in a year) and the amount was around 20k cad, he looked at me and said you made lot of money with a smile, at the beginning he offered a full time job and after a while when we don't have anything to do for the rest of the day he comes up to me and say you can go home, used to be the more experienced guy in the company and he always offered the same salary even to the new ppl joining us, I was the one teaching them and stuff. He was always on my neck making me feel unwanted, asking me why I put this paper here, do this first and that and this and telling me if the others don't like it here they can leave. I left that…

Basically the title. My company is calling us back soon and curious about the experience of others. Our ceo insists that we must be in the office but the staff def does not share the same opinion.

So back story first, in 2018 I had a stroke and 2 heart attacks. I also have diabetes and neuropathy. Which is really bad. It has taken me 4 yrs to get some what back to normal. I applied for disability and never got it. I got tired of fighting for it knowing I really need it. I applied for a job and got it. I start Tuesday. Me and my husband currently live with his mom who is in her 70s. She basically takes care of us. My husband does odd jobs to have money. I feel guilty for her having to take care of us. I don't think she wants him to work cause he does so much around here. She has told me she thinks that I may not be able to do this job. And she said that if I can't do it quit. She said…

So not exactly “anti work” as such but I'm going over to the States next month from the UK. I've been lurking here long enough to know wait staff in the US are underpaid badly and management regularly take portions of their tips. My question is this: is there a way to make sure any server I have at a restaurant over there gets 100% I give, without potentially losing their job as a result? I do not want any part of my tips going to some middle manager that doesn't deserve it.

Need some anti work memes, especially ones about working harder pays off. Spam me please. Need to show some boomers up.

I’m a teacher who frequents this subreddit, and I just had a presentation from a small group of 6th grade students arguing the case for no homework. Growing up, homework was such a normalized thing for me, that I never really questioned giving it to my students. Even now, I think back on my high school years and can feel the echoes of the stress of staying up until 4 in the morning trying to complete assignments. I learned how to take naps after school so I could pull all-nighters the day before essays were due. The more I read of the horror stories on this sub, the more I feel it resonate within myself. I’m sick (quite literally) and tired of the constant pressure I feel to work outside of my contracted hours. So why in the world am I doing the same things to my students? As of…