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Just saw a fedex truck pull up. The package guy jumps out of the truck and literally fucking SPRINTS to put the package on the doorstep and then sprints back to the truck. When he gets back to the truck he doesn't put his seatbelt on instead he just starts the truck and drives off. Had to have been no more than 15 seconds. Not the first time I've seen this as well. Is UPS/Fedex delivery driver really that good of a job to be busting your ass that hard?

My mother is a nurse at a well known hospital. She is currently dealing with a coworker who is majorly manipulative and tries to get EVERYONE in trouble. This lady knows the right things to say and when to say them to get her way and to get people in trouble. She has even reported one of the men in my mother's unit for sexual harassment and almost got him fired. One of the most annoying things she does on a regular basis is constantly butt into conversations and interjects very negative comments. One of her coworkers left the unit as the drama just doesn't end. Everyone in the unit hates her and by this point, management even knows she is a trouble maker. My mother as well as her unit doesn't know what to do about the horrible coworker. Is there any way this karen can be held accountable…

My brother came home from work and while ranting about his day to my mom, I could overhear him talking about me. Him and his coworkers all talking about how easy it should be for me to find a job right now, everybody's hiring! right?…. I've applied to every local fast food, grocery store, entry level, and remote job I felt I qualified for, and nothing. Not even a little. I'm feeling demotivated and depressed, like my worth is based on whether I can get a job or not. I wonder if the problem is my experience, I've only had one job before (I'm 20yo female) a job working as a park aid through work force but it didn't last long because it was seasonal and all my money I put towards helping my family. Paying off my moms debt and buying food. I am broke, christmas is coming up…

Worked for a company that mainly had begun to hire friends of family, family, or friends of family friends: essentially 45% of the company, a small office of no more than 20, represented people he personally knew. One could argue, maybe nobody applies, however, my boss only answered less than 50% of applications and often pulled resumes of people with little to no experience against people he knew with the same level of experience. These friends and family members were given preference on shifts, and largely came to make the established employees feel as if their talents and abilities didn’t matter. When confronted with this he let managers, such as myself interview them, however when me or another lead would object he’d argue we needed bodies, or that really we had no choice. Add to this a lax call out policy, people could show up or not, could harass other…

My boss seems to hate me. Sees every mistake. Ignored ever positive and gas openly mocked/reprimanded me in front of coworkers. “Gee Ummah, do you even know your job cuz I notice Sally does all the work” I do the work I'm assigned, that single task was assigned to Sally. But no matter how much good I do I'm put down and compared to Sally. Am I even worth anything Why are we employed

She literally made this rule up so that my coworker is not allowed to earn her pay.

I searched but didn't see anything, so I went ahead and reserved /r/railstrike2022. I think it's a good idea since it's very difficult to get information about the strike right now. Any question you google will return articles about the bill in congress – so it's very difficult to even figure out even basic information like which unions are involved and how many people they represent.