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nando161mando · 18 hours ago
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All employees got this email today from admin…
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animentality · 2 years ago
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emperornorton47 · 1 year ago
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birdhism · 7 months ago
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I'm so tired...
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terezisexbuttpyrope · 10 months ago
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Friendly reminder that you can talk about your wage or salary with coworkers, and if your work prohibits or discourages this, they are breaking federal law.
Relevant to my new job 🙃
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prole-log · 1 year ago
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unimatrix-420 · 2 years ago
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sinister-yet-satisfying · 2 years ago
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New goal unlocked: Make billionaires cry
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Cyber bully billionaires. If you have the opportunity, bully them to their faces. Make them cry. Make them scared to leave their houses. Terrorize them.
Break out the guillotine if you’re feeling ambitious.
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aspiringbogwitch · 1 year ago
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lilithism1848 · 8 months ago
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nando161mando · 11 months ago
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animentality · 2 years ago
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gayhenrycreel · 5 months ago
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i want to demonstrate how fucked up america is compared to the rest of the world
this is all the types of leave in Aotearoa.
if you're wondering what bereavement leave is, its leave you get when someone in your life dies. the bereavement here is at minimum 3 days, and you also get it if you or a partner has a miscarriage.
thats right, if you are a man and your partner has a miscarriage out of wedlock you can get leave. ive heard about other countries not even letting men take parental leave.
everyone gets a maximum of 12 public holidays off, and if its is on a weekend you get monday off, and it only counts as one public holiday.
annual leave is 4 weeks and paid. you can choose when to take it. this is basically a requirement.
public holidays, annual leave, bereavement leave, and 10 days of sick leave, are the minimum amount of holidays we get.
assuming no one dies, its normal to get around 50 days off per year.
THIS IS NORMAL FOR MOST OF THE WORLD
americans need to know this so they know how much theyve been fucked over. im living in a utopia by comparison, and people still want more days off.
you dont know youre being abused if you think its normal. not everyone lives like that.
unionize. ask for a raise. call politicians and suggest more holidays (towns can have local holidays so dont forget the mayor). its also awesome to tell your boss to give a coworker a raise. if they do they might give everyone a raise, so you do have a selfish reason to be kind.
it is abuse to force you to work yourself to death under threat of death.
its slavery.
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thoughtportal · 10 months ago
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MLK it didn't cost the nation one penny
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basterdnumber2 · 1 year ago
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Ok so, I've been doing some online reading at The Anarchist Library. (Website with good books, articles, and other things relating to leftist ideas)
I just finished reading "A civilian's guide to direct action" and it's wonderful. It's given me a lot of information I felt I was missing about the how of activism. Go read it if you think you'd benefit from it. (I think you will)
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anarchistin · 9 months ago
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We cry shame on the feudal baron who forbade the peasant to turn a clod of earth unless he surrendered to his lord a fourth of his crop. We called those the barbarous times.
But if the forms have changed, the relations have remained the same, and the worker is forced, under the name of free contract, to accept feudal obligations. For, turn where he will, he can find no better conditions. Everything has become private property, and he must accept, or die of hunger.
— Peter Kropotkin
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