Antiwork

Started working at a bank over a year ago. Bank didn't give a bonus in 2021 because I was only two months in… Ok cool. Worked my ass off to get up to speed on the work and understand all concepts. Worked weekends to meet deadlines. Daily overtime put in to meet with teams in different parts of the world. Told time and time again I am doing exceptional and keep going. Took on work responsibilities outside my own duties to show capabilities. Busy lifestyle Led to me breaking up with gf. Moved to a new city just so I can fulfill certain days in the office requirements. Didn't cheat the system once… Was. A great employee. All signs pointed to me having exceeded expectations at work… At the cost of my personal life. I got my evaluation today, I only met expectations as epr my manager. We give exceeds…

Not sure if this belongs here as I'm just looking for advice. I have a job as a warehouseman driving forklift to load/unload trailers. This means that we have drivers come and go pretty much all day. The number varies from day to day, anywhere from 1-7 depending on inbounds. My job, as you'd expect, means I'm inside all day and not a single part of my job requires me to go outside at all. As for employees, there's only me and 1 other employee in the warehouse and one other in design everyday. As for the size of the company, not everyone will know it, but we deal with big companies. The best thing to put is, we ship out cardboard and make displays that people see in stores. It was implied that my coworker and I will need to go outside and shovel/salt the walkways to get to…

Sorry for formatting, I'm on mobile. So to start, I left my previous job that was a 40 minute commute, purely because I didn't want those miles on my car, and I found something closer to home, and paid slightly more. We agreed starting Sunday (this just passed Sunday) I would work 11am to 7pm, then Monday and Tuesday would be 3pm to 10pm No issues. I get there and they said it was supposed to be 7am to 3pm. (This was for training. Mind you they hired me for 2nd shift.) They said it was fine. The next day I show up at 3, they said it was supposed to be 11-7 because ???. The next day, they didn't tell me about the change again, I arrived at 3, they told me it was 11-7… Now the worst part, because of their fuck ups, today I was supposed to…

I work at a large financial firm and we are losing many many people who have been here for years- including myself and the ceo/executives don’t bat an eye. Are these people blind or delusional? Or just stupid?

I work at a doctor's office that employs 5 people including myself. Every year we all pitch in to get boss a giftcard to go out to a very nice dinner with their spouse who is also a doctor and does very well. Usually about $20-30 per person is expected. I'm fed up with the job, my insufferable multi-millionaire boss, and getting underpaid. I don't want to contribute. How do I refuse without ruffling feathers of other people in the office? I know I'm going to get push back if I say it's not in my budget.