Antiwork

$12 minimum wage in a highest cost of living state No salary growth Maximum hours you can have a week is 15 hours. No tips No job growth Very much a dead end job. No benefits with a high job expectation that is equivalent to a $17 per hour pay or with tips. Boss didn't train me and left me on my own after 3 days I started and scolded me for not knowimg anything. Boss is not accountable that it was her fault I didn't know anything because I wasn't trained. She threatened to fire me when my mistake was because I didn't know nor even is familiar yet with an app. An that I have attention to detail issue. I don't even know how the app even works because I just started. Lots of gossiping and talking bad about anyone. To the point the manager texted my partner…

Hey guys, I'm in a small company in VIC, Australia and my issue is recently they've basically started to expect that I have 24/7 availability and even though it isn't in my contract, told me they expect me to work on weekends for at least an hour. I want to leave this job – but they've done a lot for me in the time I've been with them so I'm wondering about the best way to go about it… I can either find another job and then just give them 4 weeks notice when I have secured the new job – which seems like a slight 'fuck you' to management – or I can let them know ahead of time as a professional courtesy that I'm going to be moving on from this industry and that I will give my notice when I have secured another position. Is this stupid…

Cant afford food? Well just work an extra 20 hours a month – you will be able to afford plenty then. Getting 2 more Dollars an HOUR? Are you insane? Same goes for kids/a Family or a House or medical care. Its allways work more – never get more.

I’m a J1 student worker, I’ve been working for a couple of months in a certain hotel in CA and I’ll go back to my country in a month. Recently my boss gave a new list of tasks for my job and it had a few names of places in the hotel I had never heard before, I had visited them but they don’t have the names visible to you, there’s no way I’d know the names. I asked him where are some of the places and he started explaining (very aggressively, but anyway). At some point his directions didn’t make sense, I told him and he said “no, you’re dumb and your understanding isn’t working” (or something very similar, I don’t remember it 100% right and had to translate it). He said “from the stairs…” and THERE ARE TWO FUCKING STAIRS. We had different stairs in mind, that’s why…

Don't give me the “oh you should feel flattered” bullshit, the last time I dealt with a guy who made creepy comments was from my stalker who followed me for 8 years. The coworker is thrice my age and was also trying to isolate me from the other coworkers by talking shit about me behind my back. I didn't even know about it until they approached me about it and told me to inform them if he starts making issues for me. Well… I hit my breaking point. I reported it to my supervisor today and he did fuck all and the creepy said got attitude towards me and I broke. I went above my supervisor's head and went straight to the department head and made a statement. They were not happy. But they reminded me of something that… I didn't necessarily want to throw around. I'm above that coworker…