30 Funny And Relatable Anti-Work Posts For Anyone Who Hates Working, As Shared On This Online Group

a year , a month isnt nearly long enough , ALL politicians should have to live on benefits for a year too , then when they are making laws about it they know who hard it is to survive never mind live on benefits

Sweeping Up with the Kardashians!

No, a year. And they don't get access to their savings/stocks/alternate sources of money that the lowest paid employee doesn't have. They also have to drive what the lowest paid employee drives.

There is a British Show that does something similar. A Rich family from a town swaps with a poor one, they do each others jobs and have to live on each others budgets for a week. Its interesting watching the Rich family try to live on a 1/100th of their normal budget

A month could be considered a funny adventure. A year would be more appropriate. At least 3 month.

The idea of tying health insurance to employment is screwed up. Royally.

Until they outlaw legalized bribery, nothing will change. Insurance companies make billions in profits and have bottomless pockets.

Well sorta. In Canada with a large public health system many employers provide supplemental coverage but only for immediate family members. Your granny and sister would not be covered.

Yes, I recently got a job and now have to pay for health insurance. It's like $600 per month and it doesn't cover vision services. This is on top of medical bills and medication costs.

It's odd how being disabled and on Medicare. I still get hospital bills for unpaid amounts. My friend has medicaid and never gets any bills. They want Medicare for all, they can have mine. My Medicare doesn't pay for much.

Coworkers are not friends or family. They're coworkers. Can you have a friendly camaraderie with coworkers? Sure. But there's a difference between a coworker you get along with and a friend or family member and there needs to be a healthy separation from work life and personal life; otherwise it becomes too enmeshed and can border on toxic. So louder for the ones in the back. Coworkers are not friends or family! And as far as money goes too, this person hit the nail on the head with it. The girl bye at the end was the icing to the best response I've ever seen!

The fact you even reached out to confirm if you saw me walk out is stupid in and of itself. Obviously you saw me walk out...

God, I used to hate pointless meetings from managers who loved the sound of their own voice.

$9 an hour is less than starting wage at most fast food places in a low cost of living area prior to the pandemic, I would try to find another job if I were making $9 an hour.

can we be friends?

I learned this when I was a kid. My mom worked in an office, It was a decent job and I thought she liked it After I graduated High school I joined the military. Mom quit her job. I asked why, because, as I said, it was a decent job and I thought she liked it. She clued me in. ______. She hated that job but she was a single parent and it paid good and kept a roof over our head and food on the table while she raised me. Once I was gone from the nest she could afford to take a pay cut for a job she liked much more.

Why can't you switch jobs?

Exactly !!

I think I have fallen for this once or twice. And I can tell you by the time I had to quit job, I quit with no savings, and my last words to my manager was "I'd rather starve and be homeless. No, actually please tell GM that I quit and there's nothing you can do for me, if a place was on fire and you were the only saviour, I would rather burn alive then ever rely to you". In fairness I insulted her to the point of tears, she got therapy, quit her job and heallelujah a pleasant person was returned. But the work itself was such show that a threat of starvation and homelessness mean something if you have kids, if you don't you only have yourself to take care off. We are adults, and sometimes adults have to ignore other adults to sort themselves. I had no savings, no job, no food, no electricity, or internet, but I slept like a baby for the first month after quitting. And you know nothing happened for the company, you are replaceable, but I have myself back. I'd rather die than return.

Working does not prevent homelessness. The cost of housing where I live is far beyond the means of an individual making even 1 and 1/2 times minimum wage.

I never truly enjoyed a job in my life until I started working from home 2 years ago. Im 42. I work very hard and try to make myself as indispensible as possible b/c I never want to go back to a traditional workplace.

The constant chit-chat in an open plan office may someone to run amok. WFH might avoid that.

f**k you, Dbernn. I will toss your naked, charred body into a pit and leave it there to rot.

I find it funny the number of people who assume going to the office = work. I've worked in offices for decades and can promise you there were numerous people who did just the above--socialize.

But that's great. Some people obviously should be in offices, and some WANT TO. some jobs don't require being in an office, and some people prefer working from home. This should be a positive thing, not a problem for everyone around

Even I don't get paid that much and I'm an assistant manager in retail

Rental bikes in Hawaii are $15 per hour... almost twice as much as minimum wage pay.

Per hour??? Daaaaang.

A parking lot makes that much PROFIT. The space itself gets nothing.

Supply and Demand. The parking space is in more demand than you. Think about what that means.