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Shima Honnou posted:Actually it costs between $36.75 and $61.25 depending on the volume of that shift since they reserve the right to either send you home early by calling shift in 3 hours or keeping you an extra hour of not-overtime for a 5 hour shift. usually they offer VTO when it seems like the volume is low and then the people who don't take it end up paid a little bit more because they gotta stay longer to make up the difference. Literally everyone I've spoken to hates the management lol I work at a Amazon fulfillment center as a second job and I figured we would have to work longer every time a VTO is sent out. Mostly everyone in management is full of poo poo.
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everything I've ever heard about working for amazon has been terrible. people crying, being vicious towards eachother, just a brutal poo poo environment. pay isn't even that great. not sure what people get out of it.
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PantsandCola posted:I work at a Amazon fulfillment center as a second job and I figured we would have to work longer every time a VTO is sent out. Mostly everyone in management is full of poo poo. Pretty much although now they're doing a super fun thing where special positions don't even get VTO sometimes. I'm a waterspider so it means who even knows if they sent out a VTO today because I ain't got one and I'm about to leave to get to work! FAGGY CLAUSE posted:everything I've ever heard about working for amazon has been terrible. people crying, being vicious towards eachother, just a brutal poo poo environment. pay isn't even that great. not sure what people get out of it. They hire basically anyone that can pass an oral drug test is what they get out of it, economy's poo poo and there's no other jobs for most people.
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 22:34 |
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I used to be a waiter at an Italian restaurant. The owner was sleazy and would keep the tips and only give us 10 euros from it at the end of the shift, no matter how much we worked or got tipped. But he was also sleazy with the customers, our cheapest wine was 4.99, our dearest 99.99-119.99. But for 20 you could get a carafe of the 'house special'. So what was in the house special worth 20 euros? The 4.99 wine. And what was in the 119.99 wine? The 4.99 MIXED with remains of the other wines to make it taste different. Never get the house special drink wherever you are unless really cheap, its always the cheapest poo poo they can't market or get rid of.
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 22:39 |
what if i told you about science baby huh what would yo usay then
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 22:41 |
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FAGGY CLAUSE posted:everything I've ever heard about working for amazon has been terrible. people crying, being vicious towards eachother, just a brutal poo poo environment. pay isn't even that great. not sure what people get out of it. They have to work and have no other options beyond even worse paying fast food jobs what kind stupid rear end question is that.
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Shima Honnou posted:Pretty much although now they're doing a super fun thing where special positions don't even get VTO sometimes. I'm a waterspider so it means who even knows if they sent out a VTO today because I ain't got one and I'm about to leave to get to work!
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Shima Honnou posted:They hire basically anyone that can pass an oral drug test is what they get out of it, economy's poo poo and there's no other jobs for most people. This is why using unemployment as a sign of how well the economy is doing is complete bullshit. Anyone can get a job now (or 2 or 3) at Amazon, Uber, Postmates etc that will do nothing but wring every last drop of life out of you for the privilege of staying in your lovely apartment for another month.
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Shima Honnou posted:Pretty much although now they're doing a super fun thing where special positions don't even get VTO sometimes. I'm a waterspider so it means who even knows if they sent out a VTO today because I ain't got one and I'm about to leave to get to work! The heck is an oral drug test?
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 22:42 |
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they just ask you if you do drugs
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HugeGrossBurrito posted:They have to work and have no other options beyond even worse paying fast food jobs what kind stupid rear end question is that. I'm talking about the white collar salaried jobs friend. Clearly, many or most of those people have options.
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Burt Sexual posted:The heck is an oral drug test? It’s a swab, I think it’s cheaper and faster to administer but detects for less time. It’s actually better for not loving over people who smoke weed since it’s only 72 hours tops not a month or two
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FAGGY CLAUSE posted:I'm talking about the white collar salaried jobs friend. Clearly, many or most of those people have options. In that case there are quite a few people who get off on being responsible for human suffering. Sorry to misunderstand
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 22:46 |
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Do they test for mj in legal states?
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 22:47 |
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happyhippy posted:I used to be a waiter at an Italian restaurant. This seems like a good thing to take to a local newspaper
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Outrail posted:How do they justify paying cooks so little and dish pigs so much (relatively)? Well, first off, don't call dishwashers dish pigs. Restaurants wouldn't run without them. If I ever run a kitchen, the hierarchy will be Me>>Sous>>Head Dishwasher>>CDP's. I'm really loving bummed out that I'm skilled enough to work in a michelin kitchen but I make more money loving washing dishes. I work for a staffing agency. When a dishwasher, prep, or line cook doesn't show up, the restaurant or catering company posts a listing. The more desperate they are to fill the shift, the more they're willing to pay. I've been paid 35/hr to make chicken sandwiches because they called me up on a sunday morning like, "hey, can you come make chicken sandwiches? 35/hr." So I was like, well, I guess I'm making chicken sandwiches today.
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ekuNNN posted:This seems like a good thing to take to a local newspaper Nah, went out of business years ago. Think its now a chinese restaurant.
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happyhippy posted:I used to be a waiter at an Italian restaurant. I washed dishes at a place that has a 99 page wine list. I'll never forget clearing off some plates, asking a server if he still needed a receipt, and as I was throwing it into the trash I saw their bill was 3000 dollars.
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Dave Concepcion posted:in places where plastic shopping bags near universally end their lives as garbage bags and littering isn't a problem, trying to force a shift to paper or whatever is straight up counterproductive feel good bullshit
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Alobar posted:Well, first off, don't call dishwashers dish pigs. Restaurants wouldn't run without them. If I ever run a kitchen, the hierarchy will be Me>>Sous>>Head Dishwasher>>CDP's. I'm really loving bummed out that I'm skilled enough to work in a michelin kitchen but I make more money loving washing dishes. Sorry, that's just what everyone including dishwashers call dishwashers back home. Like calling a teacher a 'chalky' , or an accountant a 'pencil pusher'. See also chippy (carpenter), digger (soldier), dunny diver (plumber), sparky (electrician), garbo (trash collector) etc etc
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Outrail posted:Sorry, that's just what everyone including dishwashers call dishwashers back home. Is 'back home' the 1940's?
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 23:28 |
popewiles posted:Is 'back home' the 1940's? australia, probably so yeah, for all intents and purposes
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popewiles posted:Is 'back home' the 1940's? Australia? So... Yeah. Haha Efb
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Outrail posted:Sorry, that's just what everyone including dishwashers call dishwashers back home. Haha what? This post is Garbo!
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# ? Jul 26, 2018 23:33 |
this has nothing to do with anything, but it's all I know about australia, and it's loving funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV3tfauw3vQ
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Shima Honnou posted:I work in an Amazon routing center and our cafeteria is a self-checkout little store. It's also the place with the most cameras in the whole building. If you so much as leave that area with a single thing you haven't paid for they will track and fire your rear end on the spot. The guy who runs it keeps a spreadsheet of exactly how many of anything is in stock and checks it against the sales records every few hours. Welcome to your future. I used to work for CapitalOne and they had the exact same thing, with the added benefit that you had to load money onto a special card to use it AND you could only add the money in $5 increments. So if you just wanted to buy a soda or something, gently caress you, you need $5. I never used that poo poo. gently caress company stores.
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Burt Sexual posted:Haha what? This post is Garbo! I'm sorry you can't appreciate our rich linguistic culture ya loving tosser. What a oval office amirite mates?
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HugeGrossBurrito posted:They have to work and have no other options beyond even worse paying fast food jobs what kind stupid rear end question is that. There was an incredibly depressing article about this huge group of "retired" people who live out of old RV campers cuz they lost their houses and travel around the country working for Amazon for complete garbage wages until they become too old to be useful at which point they drive the RV far out into the desert and die e: Here it is https://www.wired.com/story/meet-camperforce-amazons-nomadic-retiree-army/
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I'm real glad we dumped the king's tea in the fuckin bay and rebelled before we got infected by the brain disease that makes the commonwealth shorten everything to some cutesy word.
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Christ I forgot this partquote:From a hiring perspective, the RVers were a dream labor force. They showed up on demand and dispersed just before Christmas in what the company cheerfully called a “taillight parade.” They asked for little in the way of benefits or protections. And though warehouse jobs were physically taxing—not an obvious fit for older bodies—recruiters came to see CamperForce workers’ maturity as an asset. These were diligent, responsible employees. Their attendance rates were excellent. Come work for amazon, you understand what work is and will do it 'till you loving die, and we'll pay you a fraction of a percent of what your labor is actually worth to us
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Senor Dog posted:I'm real glad we dumped the king's tea in the fuckin bay and rebelled before we got infected by the brain disease that makes the commonwealth shorten everything to some cutesy word. i totes agree lmfao
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ooVr6RZ_nw "A large robotic arm futilely tries to clean up a blood-red mess from the floor of The Guggenheim in the art installation “Can’t Help Myself” by Sun Yuan and Peng Yu. As it makes large sweeping motions, the arm simply pushes the colored cellulose ether fluid around the floor, splattering more of its enclosure in the process and never really making any progress."
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Outrail posted:Do they test for mj in legal states? for certain jobs. police departments for example.
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succ posted:for certain jobs. Actually many jobs, it’s a company policy not law.
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Burt Sexual posted:Actually many jobs, it’s a company policy not law. Yeah, typically jobs close to sensitive/dangerous equipment or security clearances still involve a drug test of some sort. Or jobs with hiring requirements set by stodgier sorts. Most of the time though (in white collar work at least) it's more of a "don't be high on company time" policy with the threat of a drug test if they suspect you're not abiding by that. When I worked for the state (before they changed the policy) there was some slight irony in that using mj at all was against the org's policy, but then you'd have a slide in the quarterly deck discussing the distribution of the mj tax income in the budget.
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https://qz.com/1327804/its-impossible-to-lead-a-totally-ethical-life-but-its-fun-to-try/ "There’s no need to feel bad about failing to live a perfectly ethical life. That would be counterproductive. Feeling guilty doesn’t actually make us more moral. Oxford University ethicist Carissa Veliz explains in Practical Ethics that guilty feelings about wrong actions don’t make us more inclined to do better." “When considering ethics, good and evil become limiting concepts,” Gilbert says. “Instead, it’s far more beneficial to consider our ability to make personal choices that [correspond to] either our higher or our lower nature. From that perspective evil lives in the conscious desire to act solely for oneself.”
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TheMostFrench posted:https://qz.com/1327804/its-impossible-to-lead-a-totally-ethical-life-but-its-fun-to-try/ A true sage already codified this much in a much shorter and more wise way.
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lol
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Remember, it's bad when those who steal from you are forced to give you your money if they're capitalists. https://twitter.com/jonsteingart/status/1022586925385957376 Sounds familiar. TheMostFrench posted:https://qz.com/1327804/its-impossible-to-lead-a-totally-ethical-life-but-its-fun-to-try/ Oh, lol. This is why I want a inquisition.
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Outrail posted:Sorry, that's just what everyone including dishwashers call dishwashers back home. Why do you people hate language and decency?
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