Could involve quitting a job with flair, walking out of an interview, or working around a dumbass boss/coworker during a Zoom meeting.
If anything just make it a "general work stories" thread
Could involve quitting a job with flair, walking out of an interview, or working around a dumbass boss/coworker during a Zoom meeting.
If anything just make it a "general work stories" thread
Yeah that part sucked but for the most part the union was great. Upper management tried to force all sorts of bullshit on us, they fucking wanted driver facing cameras in our trucks, and the union slapped shit like that down constantly. They also managed to negotiate a $2 and hour pay raise and made it so that for the part time guys they got paid for a minimum of four hours worth of work even if all they did was clock in and get told to leave.
Remember this term if you ever run into a piecard (hadn't heard that term before so thank you for that): Failure to represent. I guarantee using that term will freak out state or national affiliates staff and they'll take your concerns a lot more seriously