Bosses and workers still can’t agree on whether the commute is part of the work day, and it’s creating a $578 billion productivity problem
Bosses and workers still can’t agree on whether the commute is part of the work day, and it’s creating a $578 billion productivity problem
It's creating a $578 billion productivity problem
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The best way to mitigate this is by being on the clock from your front door to the workplace
Does not equal
You’re also right that I spit at a 25% raise, 40% motherfucker and then I stop using such harsh words.
I think you're gonna be a toxic person no matter what and I wouldn't want you anywhere near my team with your attitude anyway. Stay the fuck at home.
Scabs can fuck off, and you sound awfully scabby there like you’ve licked a lot of boots to get where you are….
Then please, pretty please, stay the fuck at home too. I knew a bunch of people preferred WFH for practical reasons and to avoid commuting but holy fucking shit I never knew there were so many straight up toxic maliciously antisocial people out there who need three weeks to prepare for any kind of human interaction even if it's just "hey jim take a look at this once in a lifetime situation most people will never see outside of a textbook." This place is horrific, I'm blocking this community and might leave lemmy entirely, holy shit.
You better block a lot more than Lemmy. The workforce is sick of executive boots stomping on our necks. There are good employers out there, I acknowledge that, but they're the exception not the rule from the way corporate America functions. To me they seem as rare as drops of water in the Sahara. Until employers start giving some dignity back to the worker en masse, expect things to get a lot more hostile.
For now it's just nasty language, soon it's going to be molotovs and worse. Eat the rich.
You're in dire need of a xanax. Blocking you and this awful place, what a bunch of lunatics, goddamn.
Lol, tell the UAW strikers they all just need a xanax. It's nothing to be upset about, just their livelihoods and futures are at stake. If only we had xanax back in 1937, or after the Pinkertons shot and killed people for picketing.
Where's the block button again? Oh there it is.