• FabledAepitaph@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    This is a dumb take imo. I work a salary job and I usually end up taking many extra “days off” per year by just working a couple hours, if that, and ducking out for a doctors visits or other errands. I also just call it a day a few hours early on occasion, when I’m feeling done. It all adds up.

    If I’m minority sick, I’ll absolutely just sit here and be unproductive on my computer as I peruse my phone, chat with friends, and wiggle the mouse between emails. Take advantage of the system as much as you can, because you know they are too.

    I don’t know what to tell people who clock in and out, or who are closely monitored for work hours tbh. I wouldn’t work one of those jobs, and if I ever found myself in one, I would be searching for a new job tirelessly which I felt respected my efforts and my contributions.

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      4 days ago

      if I ever found myself in one, I would be searching for a new job tirelessly which I felt respected my efforts and my contributions.

      Glad you have that privilege

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        3 days ago

        Privilege? It often takes me a year or longer, hundreds of applications, and at least three to five in-person interviews to finally land something. What’s privileged about working that hard for something so basic as a job?

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          3 days ago

          3-5, and you’re picking benefits of said job. Most are locked down so they cannot choose to quit.