/labor/ - Labor

>>1613
I'll start tomorrow

you don't seem very happy about it

How did you end up in your situation?

Is it bad to work in a supermarket? What hours are you expected to work? Personally I'd prefer to work later hours or even overnight just to avoid as much people as possible.

I wish I had a service job, unskilled manual labour sucks. But I guess it's 'grass is greener mentality'.

yeah same, i wish i had put a bit more effort into not ending up like this. i hate when performative leftoids (who dont even have a job or are wealthy themselves and let their middle class guilt get over critical reason) pretend being proletarian is sooo fucking cool and like more "moral" or whatever with their epic funny maymays, no its fucking not, the whole point of it is that its miserable and thats one of the big reasons it drives us to want to get rid of capitalism

>>1618
From 15 to 23 20
I don't know I never worked never wished to and will start tomorrow

I have an IT technician (NOT degree) and fluent english but is useless

>>1616
I never wanted to work and was content with just gaming and having enough for basic needs, but turns out even those are becoming unsustainable so I need to help financially at home

>>1615
Why would I? Who likes to work???

>>1619
Supermarket job is manual labor no??

>>1624
actually never really thought about what people do, it seems they're mostly stacking shelves, scanning shit and doing customer service, which seems way easier than some jobs I've had in the past in factories and warehouses.

>>1616
>>757902
Because his whole life has just been abuse and disappointment and never just did the obvious answer of throwing a pipe bomb in someone's face

>>1625
What jobs have you ever had?

In supermarkets people carry heavy weights often

>>1627
>>1627
Empty buckets of water for eight hours at flower bouquet processing facility
Shoveling ice into boxes for eight hours or more and then stacking them onto pallets
Floor cleaner at slaughterhouse (covered in blood and fat in sweaty conditions)
Those are probably hardest jobs I had.

>>1628
Last one sounds particularly vile and mental breaking

>>1629
Yeah, you were forced to wear overalls in the heat and a chainmail tunic. you had to shovel and pick up offcuts and bones into crates or wheel barrow them into chutes and rake dripping blood from the carcasses into drains. Then during the assembly line break you had to hose the machines and floors down with boiling water and scrub the dried blood and guts off the machines all in time when break was over. They'd also process the stomachs of the cows and sometimes they'd fall off the 'assembly' line so you'd literally get covered in semi-digested shit not to mention the stomachs weigh alot. Also one time some guy showed me a fetus that one of the cows had when it was slaughtered. I remember distinctly how the first time I saw the cow get slaughtered I got an adrenaline rush. Even after all that I still eat meat but not as much.

>>1630
I'd turn vegan in a heartbeat if I were in that position