It looks like anti-Trump activists are trying to schedule a nationwide general strike to protest Trump policies on February 17th. I’m usually up for all Trump protests, but I feel conflicted on this one. The problem is …
I am self-employed. I think striking against myself may not be as effective as walking out on a real job where I am an actual employee. Sure, I have workplace complaints, and maybe a strike would wake up management here.
- Hiring practices were definitely discriminatory as I was the only one I considered for the job.
- Being self-employed, I work way too many hours and my boss just doesn’t seem to care most days.
- My office is a mess and smells like ass when I am really gassy, which is most of the time.
- I have to let dogs out several times a day since I work from home, and then I have to clean up after them.
- I have to make my own coffee and tea, every stinkin’ day.
- Someone took my yogurt cup from the refrigerator last Tuesday.
- There is no water cooler to hang around and even if there was, there is nobody to hang with.
- I get zero benefits. ZERO!
- My boss can be a real jerk at times.
So I want to strike, but I’m not really sure of the logistics. If I strike, I won’t miss me at work because I won’t be there. The only way I can miss me at work is by first going to work, but then I will be at work and won’t be on strike.
I think I may be able to make this work by being in my office at work, but then striking in my office and not doing any work. Of course, that’s what I do most days of the week anyway. That settles it. I’m in. Management unfair! Down with Trump and time to take the dogs out.
Sounds like you need to give your boss a piece of your mind.
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