/labor/ - Labor

>>1885
even at wal mart they're made to do performative bullshit. there's lots of humiliation rituals at jobs that have nothing to do with value production. i think it's to separate the "true believers" from the people who just want a paycheck so they can promote the bootlickers to overseer

>>1852
The entire process is automated now, I wouldn't be surprised if no human eyes have actually seen any of your applications. You're getting filtered out before then.

>>2037
That’s how schools operate as well.
Teachers complain about kids “being apathetic” for not “going the extra mile” in their schoolwork.

im scheduled to work 6 day this coming week after working another 6 days in a row, as a cook.

They figured out i am competent. I hate it. Now they have me working the jobs of two people while paying me the entrance amount for a fucking McDonald's worker.

I took this job because i thought it would fit my schedule, would be low stress and it was close. It has continued to be close by and that's all. I dont need the money right now, i got two other gigs lined up for the next month that i can easily make more money from doing shit thats much easier, i also watch people's houses and take care of pets and plants and shit like that and do construction work.

They keep scheduling me to work at 6 am. I already have insomnia, so im tired as fuck all the time and now ever more so because there is no consistent start time, or days when i work, or schedule so half the time i have no fucking idea when im going to work until the coming day.

Ive only seen my kid once this week and that was only for a few hours. I basically missed this whole summer with him because I've been working.

I just wanna spend time with my kids in the summer and not be so tired all the time and cursed for being good at my job by being fucked over till im burnt out.

Also i keep having horrible dreams. My main job right now has been processing meat, turning whole chickens into smaller bits. I ripped the spines out of so many birds, i keep cutting into their meat, i never really used to feel gulity about it before but now every time i break a bone or rip out a spine or cut up some other meat, my brain goes "look at that blood, this thing was alive, now its dead so that people can ignore it and it be thrown into the trash later because they didnt want to eat it" and i feel bad about it. Im used to making food people waste, but not at this scale, i feel like a needless butcher. I feel like i have more in common with the chickens, i feel like meat waiting to be wasted for some ungrateful bastard that never cared in the first place.

My immediate boss is a Trumpy, misogynistic bald white dude who, for the sake of my job, ive been trying to be nice too. Im nice too everyone at work though. Also he stole my work weed and then paid me for it…
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>>1888
>I've been unemployed for 5 years.
anon, how the fuck are you alive?

They do loud work at 3 am here, I don't have sleep issues so it doesn't bother me. Only hear it when I wake up to take a piss.

You will work under the sun. You will dehydrate. You will pass out. You may die. And you will like it.

>>1858
i saw some guys doing vital infrastructure work at 12pm the other day in 95 f (35 c) weather. it was fucking bleak. i was on my lunch break and these poor souls were all suited up and covered in dust

>>1858
at least in the burger state I live in the DOT workers only do big projects at night

>>2033
Because otherwise they'll cause traffic chaos if you do it in rush hour traffic. Less traffic in the middle of night or twilight hours.

>>2023
Thank you for another free bump :3

>>2012
Leftypol is more sympathetic towards NEETing than anything

>>2025
Not true.

>>2012
I'm trying to organize my local DSP at Amazon. its gonna be a bitch and a half, but I got a local organizer to coach me. I have a couple of coworkers I'm agitating and trying to develop friendships with to make it possible to start getting cards signed.

>>2004
Maybe don't do service jobs because appearance matters more in them.

I thought this is what boymoding is for?

You need to apply to the HR positions

Invented Forms:

Mandelbrot Patient Zero (1985): Firewall dropped access per clockwise pentagram.

Weimar Agent (1989): Caveat per dispreferred as additional rule.

Vatican Anglican (1996): Assassin as sport hunt through victim of criminal technique as hero.

National Security Agency (2001): Arrested hacker as given job for Department of Defense; boredom cryptogram.

Prosecutor's Agent (2002): Hire per government as field assassin; Papal Agent as linking into Russian-Jewry.

Air Force MKULTRA (2003): Ku Klux Klan as taken down in Detective Comics; but as villains, the proper hero; the 1940s period.

Central Intelligence Agency (2009): Notation of permanent record, as advantage in courts.
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Kill Bill Team (Vatican Hit Team, Mormons; Ayatollah):

Matthew Lennox (Lincoln): Yorkstown Trust, January 15th; not December 25th, the King's Day.

David Charlebois (Madison): United States Constitution, The Forever War; not Peace: The Undiscovered Country, the House of York (COBRA).

Alexandra Rhzanova (Biden): The Great Society, Africans as Rightful Attorneys; not Citizenship, Military Service as Any Role ("NUG").

Allison Haimes (Ho): Ministry of Security Services, Suitor as Kim Jong-nam; not Bobby Hill, David Charlebois ("King of the Hill").

Jenna Willamson (Bundy): National Football League, Transit of Africans and Latinos; a Worker's Trade, not "The Retarded" ("The Boohoo War", the India Air War).

Christine Surka (Zaitsev): Immigrations and Customs Services, East Indian Intelligence; The Galactose Bee, Per Refusing Ketchup on a Hot Dog (Hitler's Rule, No Ketchup and Meat).

>>1943
>The whole “I don’t wanna contribute to porky” is just an excuse to be lazy.
It can be two things.

>>1951
>I wanna become a rentier
>or mooch off my parents

It’s amazing how paradoxical Leftypol is with their motives

“Kill all landlords and bourgeois except me”

>>1958
Such as…?
Would you be willing to work for eight hours a day, five days a week under communism?

>>1932
Become trans and get a sugar daddy

>>1932
move to europe and take social welfare, works well :3 but the weather will make you depressed :(

>>1851
>Mental illness isn't real
only mentally ill people think this

>>1478
idk much about the work situation. what do you want to get out of writing and literature? i am assuming by literature your talking about fiction, novels etc…

>>1913
and the parents of mentally ill people who are too broke to pay for medical care

>>1913
Wrong. Cognitively lazy people think this

>>1925
Or parents with conspiracy theory mentality

i imagine all sorts of facilities need electricity too, i'm sure something will come your way that is not datacenter related.

fry all the servers and use some kind of plausible deniability technique to make it look like an accident

The datacenter bubble will pop soon, but yeah for now the electrician industry is kinda cooked.

>>1897
Executives do not primarily make their money from wages they make it from stock; ownership shares in the company. Most execs are petit boug or boug.

Politicians make most of their money from bribes and insider trading.

Managers and cops are workers but they're also class traitors.

>>1897
Name a single proletarian revolution, you can’t because they literally all happened in semi feudal semi colonial countries

>>1897
>executives
usually also get stock ownership and other fringe benefits.
>managers
most of them, yes. "manager" sounds bad, but illustratively: a supermarket "manager" in britain makes very little more than the workers they manage.
>cops
yes
>politicians
no, but they're a very special case: as well as the ability to sell access they wind up with a range of fringe benefits and are usually subsidized to hire staff of their own. on top of this, their conditions of employment are unusual: basically impossible to fire for 3-5 years, then completely random whether they keep their job or not, then another 3-5 years of total security if they do.

if you want to talk shared interests and shared conditions of life your citation of factory workers is inapt in most developed countries: they are now fairly rare figures who often earn much more than the average prole. if you're a factory worker in britain today, odds are you're getting £60k+/yr to put together high-performance jet engines or ejector seats for Israeli F-35s, not £24k/yr to screw together dinky toys.

>>1878
Anyone who would starve and go homeless if they stopped selling their labor (barring the aid of charity or government).

>>1878
The prole has his labor-power reduced to a commodity. It's not about empiricism. It's about how the subsistence of the prole is bought and sold on the market.