Antiwork

When I say, I don't have time to do the things I want to do, he says “tough” or that I still have time on my off days…. I work overnights on top of that which means that I don't actually get much time during the day to do things and I can't actually change my sleep schedule when I am off. I've talked about it with other people and some of whom also say things like “more work the better” or something like that. It's like they don't understand that working 10-12 hours a shift takes a lot of energy out of you and when you do get time off, you're too tired to do anything. It's hard to create a life outside of work and it feels like you're just alive to make someone else rich. I do get paid a decent wage for my area and I…

I wash my own dishes now, I'll wash my own dishes then

I have a self funded insurance denying me coverage for long term disability due to my body mass index for being too high. Is this something that I can sue the insurance company for. The company is Lincoln financial group through Walmart if that’s at all relevant. Thank you in advance!

…and if it weren't for living in an extremely expensive rural and small town with almost no job prospects, I would have dipped out myself, so I'm watching the place burn to the ground from the sidelines. I started work at our shipping facility a little more than a year ago and all was well. I had an injury from a previous job that was accommodated for by the manager at the time who was awesome. When she applied for the operations position, corporate gave it to a guy who lived several states away in a far more populated area. My coworkers were hesitant about the guy, but I felt like I'd give him the benefit of a doubt(oh how naive and young I was). Within two months, this guy has proceeded to: raise our wages to 16.65…..but cut our hours so it's basically not even different from before removed…

I’ll be leaving after I get my salary (10 days from now) because otherwise they wouldn’t give it to me. My wife said that I should get my money and then walk out of the company in my lunch break and never come back. Anyone has a better idea?

I work part-time in a café from a national chain. It's very fast paced at times, always on your feet, serving customers ect. I only started this job 2 weeks ago and I've had to call in sick the last 2 days because I have become really unwell with what I can only imagine is flu (too bad for cold and COVID test came back negative. All other symptoms match). I actually do have a nice manager, from what I can tell in the short time that I've known him, but I can't help but feel guilty for calling in sick because it is a few days before Christmas and we're probably at our busiest when my coworkers are already under a lot of pressure and it looks very suspicious that I'm ill the week before Christmas but I genuinely am sick. It's also not just a case of feeling…

so they can go fuck themselves, i changed my mind on turning up for overtime this time of year. i'm way too stressed, burnt out and unmedicated to be dealing with this shit. take care of yourselves and have a merry christmas!