Who woulda thought that a scene in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia could sum up sketchy employer behaviors so well? The scene involves Dennis describing to Mac how employers make overtime work seem necessary because of the "implication" that they could get fired if they don't partake. We've all been there.
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Apparently we're actually living in George Orwell's 1984.
Amazon has come under fire for allegedly creating fake Twitter accounts (under the name "Amazon FC Ambassador") to silence any criticism of the working conditions of its fulfillment centers which, if you're unaware, are known for being particularly sweatshop-like.
Recently various Twitter users have called out Amazon for this...bizarre (to say the least) behavior.
So without further ado, here are some of the best parodies and examples of the creepy Orwellian tweets!
If you've ever felt frustrated by your employer's business practices then this story involving an irritated DoorDash employee and customer service might make you feel a little less bad about your own situation.
DoorDash is known for having a sketchy tipping policy, which includes paying employees (known as "Dashers") a guaranteed amount of money per delivery based on the conditions of each delivery. The issue here is that the company pockets any customer tips that put the sum above that guaranteed amount.
This employee, Carlos, decided to call out the food delivery company for underpaying him and of course, DoorDash did everything in its power to try and stop that.
The moral of the story? Maybe take your business to a different food delivery company next time, or tip your driver in cash!
