r/WorkReform

171 words The $7.25 minimum wage is especially dehumanizing when you consider that the minimum wage would be $23 if based on worker productivity 200 words Restaurants can’t find workers because they’ve found better jobs 336 words The number of Americans earning over $100,000 who are living paycheck to paycheck is climbing as inflation squeezes households, per BI. 275 words Funny thing is he's not lying at all 172 words Billionaires are Anathema to Humanity 145 words French man wins right to not be ‘fun’ at work 158 words PTO - Hourly vs VP 182 words Facts 139 words Prices going up 503 words Think those who work/worked in non-profits would get a kick out of this 127 words “The press and the pulpit have in every age and every nation been on the side of the exploiting class and the ruling class” 199 words 30 Minute online Application, 30 Minute telephone interview, 1 hour in person Interview and they can't even be bothered to send an email saying sorry not successful.. it's infuriating 163 words Quit your job for a better one! 257 words Recruiter for this company straight up lied about the pay. Tried to low ball me, even though the pay is listed in the posting. (Will post in thread the full story) 186 words Publish the damn salary! 236 words Why would anyone want to work in comfort? Crazy talk. 115 words Trying to get a W2 from a former employer is easy, right? 179 words Bill Amend shows us the problem in the latest Foxtrot. 167 words I make 90k and can barely afford to live. We're being cheated 120 words There is no justifiable reason to have this feature.