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Politics at work and in the workplace can rapidly become very unpleasant. Additionally, when negotiating for a living wage, improved working conditions, or even just the absolute minimum of fundamental respect from superiors, employees are typically at a disadvantage.
Everyone has a breaking point, even though many employees seem to take whatever their arrogant bosses dish out to them quietly. Even the most timid workers can be inspired to speak up for themselves with just one more act of rudeness.
From the r/antiwork subreddit, we've pulled some of the exchanges that best illustrate how awful things can go at work, with people putting their bad bosses in place. On the other hand, some individuals are prepared to battle for justice and their own dignity.
Nearly 2 million individuals are active on the r/antiwork subreddit, which offers support for those who are struggling with their jobs as well as tips on how to live a life without them. The subreddit page has been around since 2013, but it really took off during the coronavirus pandemic, when lockdowns and economic upheaval led to many individuals losing their jobs and others quitting.
Enjoy the wonderful list that we've gathered up for your entertainment as you keep scrolling down.
I work as a welder and today my employer individually talked to all the welders and offered us a raise because they want to keep employees and they also want to attract new people, when he told me my hourly pay rate when up by 4$ hour l almost couldn't q believe it. I work a lot of OT and I work the Night shift.
I was feeling burned out from the hours but once I got the raise I was so happy I went right back to work and now I’m working all the OT I can get. I’ve been with this company three months they have bought me a pair of boots, uniforms, prescription safety glasses, and give me a lot of free equipment for protection, and my morale just keeps getting higher while I work till 3 am with a smile on my face.
Invest in your employees, when you treat them like an asset and not a cost, you get better as a business.
I replied, “Yeah I don’t really eat a lot.”
She asked Why??
So I looked her dead in the eye and said “I can’t afford a lot of food.”
The resulting 5 minute awkward silence was the best five minutes of my life.
Edit: good lord this blew up. First of all, I know this is cliché, but seriously PLEASE don’t award this post! Send the money to a charity that helps get food to people instead 🙂
As for the fraction of people yelling “fAkE!”, If you go to comments I already explained the basics. If you’re really that mad and that sure it’s fake, try reading those first. If you don’t want to/do and still don’t believe it happened- congratulations! You get the biggest sceptic award! And with that comes the wet towel sash 🙂
For almost a year, my boss has been constantly letting me know how lucky I am that I have a job at this company. He would have me do tasks way outside of my job description (and comfort zone), tell me to work overtime off the clock, ignore every suggestion I’ve made, micromanage everything I do, and undermine me at every step. I currently get anxiety attacks every time I see his name on my phone because there’s a good chance he’s about to yell at me about something that’s his fault.
I asked them to change the work environment and treat me with respect. He told me “no”. He reemphasized that I should be grateful for this role, I need to try harder, and I won’t find a job elsewhere.
I just proved him wrong. I’ve been secretely applying and interviewing for the past 5 weeks and have received about 10 offers at this time. I’m about to sign the paperwork to officially accept one for a much better job that pays 40k more. The interviewer will be my future boss, and he actually treated me with respect and as if I was a person *gasp*!
Drafting up my resignation letter now and I can’t stop smiling.
After several months of having my vacation time off requests denied, my staff being fired and not replaced and my work hours increased without my consent, I walked into my boss’ office and handed her my resignation letter. I was giving 4 weeks notice, which I thought was nice. She looks at me, says “No. I can’t deal with this today.”, packed her stuff and left for a day of shopping on company time.
I went to my office, cleaned it out, finished off a day’s work and put my keys in her mailbox.
The next day I got a call from HR saying they were giving me the day off without pay to think about what I did and that I was expected to be at work the next day.
No thanks.
2 years later i’m living my dream life.
Hi everyone! basically what the title says. im 17 years old, still in high school, and working 40+ hours a week. i just put in my letter of resignation (NOT my two weeks) and my boss spammed called me saying that i wasn’t allowed to quit and if i do i’ll never be allowed to work at another insert fast food place here again. im so pissed
edit: this is in america and my parents do know about my hours, they tell me i need less hours but don’t really push, i just need to keep my grades up another edit: i work 4-11 4 days a week and 7-3 on the weekends. my grades are not up so that’s why i am quitting.
Edit: I am going to quit tonight. Not even finish my shift. He’s getting my keys and uniform and im gone. Thank you guys for the words and the help! I’ve been working since I was 14 under incredibly shitty bosses so I never realized how illegal his actions were. I’m going to call him out tonight and leave during my shift. I truly do appreciate you guys. Ill update it when i do quit :)!
Sorry for the format, I am on a phone. Your guys’ favorite thing to hear. I recently started work at a pizza place in Washington state. I should’ve known my interview was a red flag when the entire time my manager talked about his medical issues.
A delivery driver ended up quitting a few weeks after I started because of the verbal degradation our manager was giving him. ‘This boy went to college but is too fucking dumb to remember what’s garlic butter’ type stuff. he verbally insults everyone that walks into the shop to or behind there face. I should’ve left then but I stayed.
I made 30 cents more than Min wage for being a TL. (which he took away january first) and I thought everything was okay. until it was me and him working one night and we made over 1k in food.
I received $105 worth of tips that night and my manager gave me 45$ which really made me mad since he was told not to take tips by his boss. My final straw was last night. from 11am to 9 pm we made 34$ in tips total.
At 7pm when my manager left we had made 24$ in tips and he decided to take 30$ out of the till leaving me with a 2$ tip at 9 pm. He stole money from the store. He continued to take tips when he didn’t do any work. The entire crew is quitting because of how shitty he treats us.
So I told her no I don’t and she insisted by law that I do. So I told her no I don’t and she can ask all she wants to but that’s not going to change it. I said if it’s company policy that they’ll just have to discipline me for it. She dropped it afterwards.
I went to the bathroom and came back to find my lunch box open and half of my meal missing. Confused, I asked about what happened from an older lady who sits next to me. She responded that our boss came in, noticed the food on the table, took half of it on a plate, and left for a meeting.
I got angry and complained about how unacceptable that was, but she told me to just shrug it off and that it’s “to be expected”. I mean..???
Edit: My boss is a woman, please stop assuming its a man lmao
These stories are both awful and motivational. Sometimes, you can't just help but let these bosses know that you've had it with their nonchalant attitude.
Let us know in the comments which picture impressed you the most and whether you've ever put your superiors in their place before.