Antiwork

Say, theoretically, I wanted a certain amount of money today to never have to work again, never have to worry about money again, but live a very luxurious life, how much would I need in my bank to retire on? (Granted I would be investing in index funds and S&P 500’s, etc)

Company never made offer letter or anything but paid for my insurance exam. I didn’t fill out ANY FORMS! So I just want to make sure. My usual subs are quite dead but I can’t sleep and I know you guys have a lot of great information. I feel stupid because they convinced me to leave my job and I had no income for two weeks. Like I’m such a soft person and I feel bad for not paying them and yet I do not want to pay them. This is what I wrote for their email and I figured I send them a text message saying “hey I’m sorry to leave you on short notice but I have a better job opportunity for a full explanation please see the email I sent” “Dear company x,Hope all is well with you. I'm sending this email because I do not wish…

I recently realized that my work (software engineer) has this every fuking day. Is this the new norm? I started regreting going back to fulltime.

I’ve got another position available but need my p45 as proof of working. I’ve emailed HR and my previous manager; no response. Anything else I can do?

Where I work, we have limited Saturday hours and work a partial crew. There is a schedule posted and the supervisor assigns the work schedule based on pretty much her own whim. It varies how often in advance this schedule is done up ahead of time, usually several months. The rule has always been that you can switch Saturdays with another coworker if you need off, so long as you have coverage. I can't ask off, but I can compromise with a coworker and swap. I need next Saturday off. It doesn't have to do with the weekend, but the people I'm scheduled to work with (same supervisor is a raging bully, and she ropes in her favorite subordinate to help – both of whom make my life a living hell). I didn't want to make waves, so I elected to switch instead. Today I get a text saying that…

A coworker in anger throws a 3/8's drillbit and it hits you. It leaves a puncture mark even through 2 layers of clothing.

So I’m applying for a position at several different companies, all the same role. It’s an industry with very high turnover so within a few days of applying, three companies offered me an interview and all asked what my expected salary was (and like an idiot, I told them the industry average). Assuming I get more than one offer, what then? Do I lie and say I’ve been offered more elsewhere and ask them to match it? Do I set a higher salary expectation? Extra benefits? I’ve never been in this situation before and realistically know these companies need me more than I need them.