Antiwork

I wish I screenshot this, but I just saw on indeed a posting that seemed super off to me. It was listed as a graphic design job, in a town over from me. Seems normal enough. But something didn’t add up. The company listed under the job title was some conglomerate staffing company called 360 something. Didn’t actually say where the specific job was going to be at. It listed the position as $22-$25 an hour on one bullet point. But another only lists $22 an hour. There’s no rating for this company on there. I don’t know who I or anyone would be handing off my information to if I sent that application in.

I posted before about how my promised promotion was taken away and given to the ones who do nothing but kiss ass. As a result, I cut my hours back to make a point to them. Sure enough, the store is starting to fall apart and they’re getting further and further behind as more people leave. I have two managers begging me to come back to full time because they know I’m super fast and proven to be the only one able to finish mandatory large tasks in a reasonable amount of time. However here’s the thing: a majority of the other management Is pulling the quiet firing on me. Won’t help me with issues, not scheduling me my max hours, won’t even acknowledge my existence and refuses me the tools needed to complete said large tasks. They are actually taking away everything needed specifically for the task they want…

Sorry for formatting and spelling I’m on mobile. So I work at a hospital as a Hospitalist PA for the past 3.5 years, at least I used too. Over the past 2 years or so our census has been low since COVID and one of the services that consulted us left the hospital. Because of this the private internal medicine group I worked for wanted me to starting working for the hospital proper, the plan was to start running an observation unit (which hadn’t been created yet) and I would staff pts with the private group, aka they still make money. However, this fell through when the CEO of the group (also my direct boss) changed what he wanted which was unrealistic and impossible based on the whole census of the hospital. Despite this he kept pushing the hospital to take me on full time and they caved telling him…

First time poster but hear me out. Musk originally threatened that he wanted lay off 50% of Twitter, which there is no way the backers of his buy out would allow. He gets by with a 50% layoff, meanwhile he torches the wfh policy (causes extra attrition via “stealth layoff” as previously pulled by IBM and yahoo pre covid), and drops 5000 contacted positions (those don't count as layoffs 🤦‍️). All of this added together gets him what he originally wanted, and seemingly no one is talking about this. I personally think that Musk is making a spectacle of himself on purpose, because he realizes the media will only focus on his antics, and ignore the fact that one of the richest people of all time is saying Twitter might not make payroll, or even go bankrupt. Bankruptcy would be a hell of a way to eliminate some of the…

Just a little backstory, I’ve been working very er- to hard for to long, it’s since been a couple weeks since I resigned, and I’m having a hard time finding something I could stomach settling with. Keep in mind I’m in my 20’s, wasn’t the straight out of 4 years to another 4 type either. It’s all just bottom level crap, warehouses, fast food & retail and there’s no reason I’m going to put myself back in the gulags working .