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In reply to the discussion: 18 pictures... No one wants to work anymore [View all]nuxvomica
(14,315 posts)27. I once donated time off to a co-worker whose son was dying from a brain tumor
A lot of people donated and, sadly, my time wasn't needed as the co-worker was able to use bereavement time sooner than expected. That was in the 90s. Today, we have unlimited PTO and the company is far more productive than it ever was.
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I've had some really shitty jobs and worked for some really shitty bosses in my time.
Jedi Guy
Apr 2023
#39
I had a colleague with a brain tumor and another whose husband was dying from lung cancer
Scrivener7
Apr 2023
#7
I once donated time off to a co-worker whose son was dying from a brain tumor
nuxvomica
Apr 2023
#27
How do they justify taking two sick days from you for one donated sick day? Easy...
keep_left
Apr 2023
#21
Agree, me too. At 72 I've become a Disney princess feeding and talking to my
txwhitedove
Apr 2023
#22
I just recently learned of the practice of "working interviews", which I found as
niyad
Apr 2023
#37
Somehow I think the Employers aren't going to change unless they have to.
flying_wahini
Apr 2023
#28