When did hard work become a joke?
When did hard work become a joke?
Ryder Ramirez
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Cameron Parker
when welfare became available
Nolan Kelly
Large corporations get so much free money from the government to prop up the economy that they can hire people to sit around and do nothing all day.
Easton Powell
Because it is. Oh boy Mr. Shekelstein please let me work harder for you! Thank you for the 3 cent raise this year, sir! May I tongue your ass more nomnomnom
Owen Powell
Since women bullshit office jobs took over
Angel Diaz
The larger the company, the less individual recognition is possible. It’s still true if you work for a small company that your hard work will be noticed and rewarded. When I worked at a Fortune 500, management was changed and rotated around so routinely no one could get a read on the situation, and annual reviews were a coin toss
John Foster
In the late 60s/early 70s when the workforce suddenly doubled for some unknowable reason
when companies had 2x as many potential employees they no longer needed to actually give a shit about them; they became disposable and easily replaced
then in the 90s onwards the workforce somehow keeps getting more and more flooded with people who are willing to be paid less and less
no idea what could have been these two driving forces though, completely befuddled
Jacob Young
Due to globalisation a thousand other hard working, less needy people are always at hand.
Why pay this guy for hard work when we can outsource it to some eastern euro / Indian who's gonna do it for half.
Liam Bennett
I've worked at a small business and it's the same, they will fight you over inflation adjustment raises. Any company that has multiple family members on staff means you will always make less than them because you're nut family
Jaxon Roberts
>asking for a 3 cent raise
Wow you really value yourself highly. Let me guess "we need gommunism" right?