Antiwork

When reading through the various experiences that many have shared, I'm quite shocked at some of the behaviour of some of the employers. I'm based in France and most of what I read here does not appear to happen as often here, but whenever similar things do happen here, employees have some safeguards and protections in place. But is it safe to assume the vast majority of the experiences shared on this subreddit are from persons based in the USA? While I am a great admirer of the USA, it seems rather harsh if such employment practices are wide-spread…

According to a Gallup/Washington Post survey from August 12, more employees are pulling back on going above and beyond at their jobs. If you are pumping the brakes, what are the more important things in life for you?

Fucking leave so I can clean your table, clean your silverware, then clock out. Don't stay in 20 minutes after closing chit-chatting with your dumbass friend. The fact that you're the only 2 people there should be an indication of whether or not you're overstaying your welcome. You've already been sitting there for like 2 hours, you can take your conversation outside. God motherfucking damn.