Antiwork

For the next 4 weeks I’ll work a minimum of 84 hours each week. That’s 12 hours a day, 7 days a week with the chance of this turning into 24hour shifts on top of the normal 6-6 schedule with no notice. I won’t get overtime, I won’t get comp time on the back end, and I make 27,000 a year. Don’t join the Army.

I asked for three weeks off. They called me 10 days in and told me I had to come back. I had literally just finished cleaning his blood and brains off the wall in his apartment. Don’t sell your soul to anyone. I missed the last 5 years of his life because I was away for work and I regret every day I spent away from him. Your job doesn’t care about you. Spend time with your family. Tell them you love them.

I'm in a union and double vaxxed and got a flu shot booster as well we're seeing lots of people getting fired for not doing this who might have union protections but can't be protected because their government requirements thoughts.

Last year I added a successful family restaurant in town to my investment portfolio. To save operating costs I let 3 of the 4 waitstaff go, replaced the head chef with a minimum wage line cook, changed the supplier to Sodexo's economy tier and eliminated most of the low-profit items from the menu. I also removed a lot of the seats to encourage guest turnover. When customer volume declined unexpectedly, I had to let the remaining waiter go to protect my investment's ability to produce, and assigned their duties to the line cook. I then had barely any customers and they all complained about the food, which is the line cook's fault for not doing their job correctly. COVID killed my business, but thankfully I was able to recoup some of the losses with a PPP grant before selling the building. People who complain about business owners don't realize how…

I am currently looking for a job and I think I have a good grasp on what red flags people should look for. However, I think there are some that people overlook, or don't know about and this subreddit may be a good place to have a constructive list? Also so I feel less paranoid about if something is or isn't a red flag.

Hello I am a native Spanish speaker so I try the best and new on reddit so Currently I have 3 months working in a beauty center, in Argentina, i have a medical university degree from Venezuela, they payme 70kARS I also have a certificate program of beauty (less than 6month of study), then another girl in the same position earn 100k ARS, she have a nursing degree, a non experience on beauty center like me, she started one month before me so I don't know how to proceed/introduce to the owner to ask for the pay rise, any idea? Without cause any problem to my coworkers Pd: I know maybe is not much difference in USD BUT in % it is