Last Updated on 2020-01-02 , 3:53 pm
Some companies don’t take welfare seriously.
They treat their employees like machines, overworking them to earn a profit. Even we here at Goody Feed are being treated like writing slaves, forced to churn out article after article until we d-
Boss: Until you what?
Oh, nothing boss, until we… uh, die of happiness, of course. We love our job!
Boss: That’s good. Wait, are you having a cup of tea?
Yes, I’m just taking a quick break.
Boss: A cup of hot tea would take at least five minutes to finish. Do you think I’m paying you to drink tea for five minutes?
Oh no no, boss. Let me just throw this tea out the window along with my soul.
Boss: Good employee.
Yes, my boss isn’t the best. But at least he doesn’t monitor how long I take to poop.
Bathroom Sign Says Employees Must Have ‘Smell Check’ To Prevent Them From Using Their Phones In Toilet
A workplace bathroom sign that says employees must adhere to a strict time limit or else face a “smell check” has angered underpaid and overworked workers all over the world.
According to FoxNews, the strange sign was posted on the bathroom door of an unidentified place of business. It was an attempt to deter workers from taking long breaks.
Here is the sign:
The sign, which was posted on Reddit, says “If in bathroom for more than 10 minutes, a smell check will be completed to ensure employee not sitting on phone”.
It continues: “If it does not stink, employee’s name will be reported to office.”
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