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Company sends out reminder to 'complete available tasks' during Christmas vacation: 'We appreciate that this is a busy time; any assistance that you can provide is valued'

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Company shames employee of 3 weeks for only giving $50 to boss' gift, claims they should have given at least $100: 'The project manager started shaming me for being greedy'

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Company charges employees $25 per person to attend office holiday party: 'I wonder if they are making a profit and where it goes?'

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CEO announces company exceeded revenue goals by 40% and had its most profitable year, refuses to give employees more than a 2% raise: 'That doesn't even cover inflation.'

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Stingy company only gives employees 5 days of vacation a year for their first 3 years of employment, gives 12 vacation days after 10+ years: 'This has to be the worst employee vacation plan I have ever seen.'

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Manager discovers that the new hire is an employee from his previous company whom he fired for lying on his resume: 'The higher-ups are aware of the situation and don't seem too concerned about it.'

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Company asks employees to donate PTO to their coworkers because the holidays are a season of giving: 'We need your generosity.'

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63-year-old part-time employee quits after company orders pizza on day with extra staff that she didn't work: 'She marched right to HR'

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'I’m fully booked for the next 3 weeks': Massage therapist cancels a booking with his fiancée's boss to drive his sick partner to the doctor because the boss's petty doctor's note mandates

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'We're doing the exact same job': Employee finds out coworker they trained is being paid 20% more, considers bringing it up in salary review meeting

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How Gen Z are Rewriting the Corporate Jargon Lexicon

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'The professional entry level senior role': Coding intern job listing demands 7 years of work experience

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'It's only late if you show up without coffee': Posts for perpetually late employees finally ready to clock in for just the laughs

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22-year-old Ivy League graduates lie about dropping out of college to start their tech startup: 'They’re bragging about how they didn’t need college to succeed and influencing younger kids to drop out of school.'

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'Your life should be the company's mission': 22-year-old rejects job from tech startup because he wants work-life balance, founder can't understand why a 22-year-old would want work-life balance

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