Sounds like a place I'd love to work for
Sounds like a place I'd love to work for
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All things that are illegal in real countries
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Based on the font of "Company Policies" and the fact that it's an embossed metal (or shiny plastic) sign, I'm gonna assume this is a gag decoration. However, I wouldn't be surprised about a company using this as inspiration...
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Yeah, this is one of those damn fool things you see hanging in gift shops and other outlets of kitsch, unironically on display as if it's still clever and nobody's ever seen it before. Usually right along side the very similar plaque with the "Labor rates: If you watch / If you offer advice / If you help" canard, "Harley Davidson Parking Only," "Complaint Department, Take a Number (Grenade)," and others of the same ilk.
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I've seen the "labour rates" one in a few mechanic's workshops.
Definitely more of a hint than a joke.
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What you're saying is, that you'll only accept that I'm sick if you genuinely hear absolutely nothing from me because I'm either dead or completely incapacitated, and then only show up later after recovering?
I can work with that.
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No you can't work with that. Its, like, direkty examined in the sign!
/s
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"No one wants to work anymore"
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No one ever wanted to work, but we all do what we have to, to survive. If working as your employee doesn't allow me to survive, you can get fucked. lol
(Not you as in the person I am replying to but you know)
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Sounds like someone has wasted their generational wealth and is getting desperate.
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I have to hope that this is a joke sign.
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I think it would be the only reason to make this sign. To be ironic.
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Without a legitimate source I find this extremely hard to believe
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No, I commute to work by ambulance
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I see this and assume it's fake. Then, my wife starts a job where they make her pay for her own background heck and drug test and tell her she will be charged $250 if she quits without a 2 week notice. How is any of that legal?!
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Once thing is true though, when I'm sick I'm too weak to go the doctor. That shouldn't be a requirement
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yep plus be forced to pay to be seen.
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Smoke breaks: smoking will happen during your shift and you will ash your cigs into the fabric scrap bins.
Thank you, Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Management
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fucking hell, wasn't expecting that lol
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Would that be legal in the US?
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They call it Right to Work. It's truly anti union.
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Depends on the state
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If I saw this I would either quit on the spot or call up my union.
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No place that puts up this sign allows unions.
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I'd burn the place to the ground. I won't put up with this, nor should anyone else.
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And companies wonder why 'people don't wanna work anymore.....'
Treating them like this isn't helping their case any.
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I doubt it is anything but a joke. It would certainly be illegal where I live.
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It is a joke. Its just tone deaf.
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Oh damn looks like I got the Two week flu. The phone doctor said the only cure is foreign beach air. Don't worry though, I'm hating every minute of it and I'll be back just as soon as I'm well again.
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Mildly related. In Germany (and I assume in other countries too, but I can't confirm) depending on why your doctor freed you from work you are actually allowed to do such stuff. As example if you get called sick from the doctor for depression you are allowed to go clubbing, make a trip to the beach etc. This is because under German law you are only forbidden to do stuff that is not beneficial for your recovery, so doing stuff that makes you happy is absolutely allowed. I would suggest to not tell this your employer, because that can lead to a lot of unnecessary discussions, but you are allowed to do this.
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104 vacation days
fine print: We reserve the right to force you to come in without additional pay if there is work to do.
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“Sorry I haven’t been to work this month, I’m too sick to go to the doctor”
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The "Thank you management should be read with the intonation of "THANKS OBAMA!"
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Thats depressing
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Corporations:
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I have (briefly) encountered employers who literally believe the first one, though.
It's a great way to get your entire workforce sick, that's for sure. That'll certainly keep productivity high, won't it?
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Most employers don't truly care about productivity or output. They just care about getting to control other people.
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Power move: come in and vomit on the boss's desk, car, or their person.
"sorry, I was gonna go to the doctor but you know the rules"
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There productivity show, creating the illusion of productivity is enough.
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America be like…
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Okay, we're bad but not this bad.
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So anyways, I started re-telling Grimms Fairy tales to my boss at work..
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I'd work there part time to troll management until I piss them off so much I get fired.
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Would not give my money to a POS pig business like this
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Only fucking losers refer to themselves as ‘management’
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the only times i've ever been employed and made a livable wage while doing it was at a job with policies like this, and it was because I was basically the only employee they had ever found that could comply with such absurd expectations. You have to miss a day at some point sooner or later. Which is why I no longer work there. Was being able to have that one dentist appointment 6 years ago worth it? No it was not.
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And that's the day I quit.
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Sometimes if you do a job badly enough they don't ask you to do it anymore.
-Calvin
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The line with the sick notices I can agree with. I mean... I sometimes get sick that I can barely leave bed, just sitting up makes me puke my guys out and then I'm supposed to walk to the next doctor, wait an hour ... Sitting .. so the doctor can tell me: "yep, you are sick"... Thank you, that trip probably delayed my recovery by a couple of days.
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Wouldn't it be great if you didn't have to do that useless trip in order to keep the roof over your head?
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Just call them and have a telephone appointment. Job done.
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