Employee suffering may not be the main goal of capitalism, but it sure helps!
this post was submitted on 18 May 2025
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It makes the boomers feel nice on the inside.
Especially the no sitting rule, they fucking love that one. It's almost as good as the suppressed wages.
I had a coworker (cashier) who did her job well, but who didn't kiss ass. One day, she broke her leg. A few weeks later, one of the cashiers who cozied up to management went off to Cuba and came back with brand new breast implants.
Guess which one was provided a stool and which one had to somehow stand throughout her entire shift. 🙃
(Btw, this was in Florida, or as I called it, the Wild Wild South. This was only the tip of the somehow-legal worker abuse I've witnessed. Other examples include a workplace that segregated all its young, black, male employees into the un-air conditioned lumber yard, and that color-coded its uniform differently for disabled employees.)
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Retail middle management, of course!
Even before legalisation in Canada, drug testing for retail wasn't a thing (at least in my experience).
I can't fathom working retail without weed. Should be against the Geneva convention or something.