50 Times People Had To Post About Their Wholesome Coworkers Online (New Pics)

I hope his colleagues return the gesture when it comes to holidays that are important to him. Unfortunately it's becoming more common for there to be an expectation that childless or people with no religion should automatically cover these holidays which I don't agree with. I used to always cover these holidays and one year I had plans with friends over Christmas and my coworkers were very annoyed that I wouldn't work those days even though I had covered these holidays for the past 7 years straight often working days and hours that werent part of my contract (weekends, late nights etc). Please be mindful that no one is obliged to work these hours for you because they amdont have kids or are christian. In a lot of countries these are public holidays which everyone is entitled to so be grateful and return the favour for anyone offering to cover these holidays!

I work over the Christmas period when no one else usually does (freelance translator) - in 2020 it really paid off because I got the contract to translate the clinical trial results and manufacturing verification for the BioNTech vaccine so it could be rolled out faster and everyone could get back to normal quicker - you're welcome, world! ;-) It was a quite a few all-nighters, though!

I worked at a hotel, at the time I had no children so I’d always cover Christmas Eve and Christmas Day for my staff who had children. My porters would do bar shifts and I’d cover management shifts, we’d often get repaid with New Year shifts being covered for us. Swings and roundabouts ain’t it? It’s nice to be nice!

My mom had a younger coworker at the hospital. So the coworker covered Mom's Christmas shifts, and Mom covered the coworker's New Year Eve shifts. Both were happy.

I do something similar. Working days that are important for colleagues to have time off. Scheduling that period is never an issue. They appreciate it and in return I can take my holiday whenever I like, it's never an issue. Once they even backed-up and defended my request with management when they where not 100% sure it would be a good time for me to be out of the office.

This made me tear up… No, it’s never long enough. I lost my childhood dog 13 years ago and the pain never goes away.

Simply wonderful saying that "sometimes they have whiskers''

That is the perfect card and present.

We love them like they love us (I hope). My pup dying at 7 years old, two years ago almost destroyed me. We have new pup now to love, so that helped.

This is sooooo very sweet!

That’s the kind of people we need in these positions.

This is soo sweet. To safe hands on the back, and the kid is not in this demention anymore 🥰

Our dept chair babysat a colleague's toddler during her free period. He helped her grade our papers by giggling when she read them out loud. Lol

Thatis so kind and human!

Never prouder to be a boilermaker!!!

So who's chopping onions at this time of the morning? Utterly beautiful idea and execution

Wow, this is perfect!

Aaaaw, so beautiful, I would love to have this as a memory of my cat.

That is so precious. Thank you for doing this for them.

Beautiful!

THIS is how it works. 💗

We have offices scattered over 2 states. If someone I talk/email semi frequently is having a bad day (like - she got chewed out in a meeting not for anything she did, but because the boss is in a mood), I'll grab a picture of flowers from the internet & email it with "hope the day goes better" or something. Is that cheap and corny, or would it make you smile??

Used to work at a Doubletree hotel, where they give warm cookies when you check in? I snagged one one day and gave it to a coworker who was having a truly awful day.

That is sweet!

It maybe it's only job but it's a very important one

I could use a "hi" right now myself.

Why is his/her job not shown as Bestest Boi/Gurl???

Shiloh is very beautiful!

A potential workplace hazard. People would cease working to pet him

The place I work for has a lot of issues (as most places), but now that I think about it, at least our janitors are treated with respect. They have their own bureau, they’re included in events like Christmas parties etc., they can use the normal breakrooms… (the last two should be a given imo. Someone being forced or harrassed into drinking their coffee in front of the gate? That poor man!)

Honest, hardworking people, just trying to make their way in a hostile world. When we worked in the office, I always emptied my own trash can when they came around at the end of the day. Some of them became friends but I lost touch when we went to wfh. I hope they are well.

Kindness is free.

this should be soooo much higher!

Mohamed Safa, We need more people like you in this world! ❤️

I was just about to yell how about paying fairly, when I saw the backstory, so yes, boss is a decent person

Aw, that's sweet.

It was a kind gesture, but would be unnecessary if all companies paid thriving wages.

I think a name change should be free of cost for transgender people and people who‘ve faced severe humilation or aggression because of their name.

This is awesome! His face says it all. I know someone who is in huge debt since they transitioned. Don't know where this is or the cost of a name change but probably not a huge amount but would have meant the world to this dude.

So glad I come from a place where this is free for trans people. Go Canada!

This is the second time I’ve seen this and I can’t help noticing how adorable this guy is. I think it’s the joyful surprise that’s just so sweet.