#work force

[onlytiktoks]

[sailoreuterpe]

Going Postal

Guess who gets to throw your mail instead of burgers now??

[surviving-the-next-4-years]

I make about $17/hr, my car payment is exactly $222.00 every check (I have it set to automatic payments because FUCK interest rates) , I pay about $200 for my cellphone bill, and $120 for car insurance. This doesn’t go to my medical bills if my insurance doesn’t cover me, and food.

This is $700 a MONTH. Mind you, that is just bills. This doesn’t go into groceries, dog food, entertainment, anything of the sort. This is just bills and only bills.

The cheapest place that I found in my town to rent costs around $750 a month.

I don’t have savings. I’ve had to cut back on a lot of shit just see my bank account in the positives this check.

The American Dream wasn’t made for the likes of us. It’s only for the top 1%.

[rirants]

immigrants (legal or not) keep the economy stable

are you aware of that?

they make up a large portion of the work force

did you know that?

[retrocgads]

UK 1982

[exquisite-peculiarity]

I've named the most common jobs I can think of! I want to see how many people have worked each of these. Vote the one you did the longest, or was the most notable, but only mark "none" if literally no job you have ever had applies at all.

which job have you worked?

food service/bar

retail (all sales jobs included)

delivery or warehouse

childcare/teaching/children's programs

cleaning/ hygiene/ waste management

medical related

construction/contract work/ plumbing/ electric

farming/ manufacture/ fabrication

entertainment (including tourism, events, catering, cosmetology, arts)

social services/ for the city or state

desk work/ secretary/ data entry/ coding and computer sciences

I've either never worked, or had no job that relates to these fields at all

Voting ended onApr 12, 2024

I realize the things I grouped weren't all that related, but I had a limited number of spaces to cover.. all jobs lol. So just vote the closest applicable option!

Tell me what jobs I should have included! I'd love to hear from you.

Reblog for sample size :)

[bscully]

ACAB should also mean "All Corporates are Bastards"

You know how good cops are essentially bullied or sued out of their profession for openly calling out crimes, corruption etc., leaving behind the bullies and tyrants? If I just look around the work force, listening to work stories friends and family tell me, the same shit happens to actual good managers or HR people.

One manager has problems getting a raise for a respected, hardworking employee because their higher ups simply refuse to. That employee possesses decades worth of internal key knowledge so if that employee leaves, they're fucked

Another boss was fired because they were "too lax", treated their employees too well and was regarded threat to company profits

Good managers do not last long in a company that leeches out the live of its employees just to make a profit.

ACAB - All Corporates Are Bastards