Antiwork

I’m so tired of entitled managers. I am currently a part time nurse and asked my managers about going full time. We are constantly short and forcing people to stay over their shift. So I looked at it as though I’m helping them out while also saving to get a house. I’m a loyal employee of 4 years. The literal only thing she said was “The only thing I’m concerned about is that you have a pattern of calling in on weekends”…. 90% of my workdays are weekends. And my last weekend call in was when I had covid. I was so floored. Yes you are providing income but I’m providing labor. It should be a mutually beneficial relationship where we work together towards common goals. You don’t get to just scold every little action I take and then act you are doing me a favor by offering me a…

Our paychecks aren't in today. Today is pay day. But technically they should have been in yesterday and it seems like it's a hold up with the post office. But we're only in this predicament because my employer doesn't use direct deposit. I'm pissed but not sure if I should report this or not. Edit: this is also like the 3rd time in a year too. So I'm leaning towards reporting it still.

I was doing research on careers, on of them was a politician, and I found this GEM (This only applies in the US, but…) To be eligible for registration a party must have at least 750 members (100 for a local government party) supported by Declaration of Party Membership forms with member details that match those included on the electoral roll.

The answer is yes but I just need your support, my fellow antiwork friends. From 2011-2020 I was in a homegrown business with my mother, doing Face Painting, Animal Balloons, Childrens activities, and even did costumes for holidays! It was the only job where you rarely ever see a frown. The atmosphere was always bright, cheery, and you got to explore around the state as you were hired for new events, weddings, fairs, birthdays, you name it! I had artistic skills I was building in all sorts of media, including digital, which I sell now due to covid abruptly killing our business. (It was slowly dying anyways) Ever since the business died, and I moved to a new state, I got my first real jobs…the 9-5 grind. And oh my god I hate it. It hurts my body, I have no skills to apply for better paying jobs so I…

I'm covid positive and have been on leave for a week now. I took my second test yesterday and awaiting results. I'm a teacher, I work at an elementary school. They told me I didn't need to get a negative result to return to work, just fever free. Honestly, I find this morally stupid. There are already over 132 kids and 2 teachers out wth covid and the school only has 580 kids, it's not very big. Like, I don't want to continue to spread this deadly disease to babies or bring it back home to my family! Yes, I'm vaccinated. And it didn't do me fun catching it. The symptoms I'm dealing with are keeping me confined to my bed! But they want me to return to work because I no longer have a fever. Unreal. Just wanted to vent.