Ei siis ollut enää varaa siihen, että rikoksista tuomitut henkilöt osana heille määrättyä rangaistusta tekevät risusavotanomaista työtä viiden euron tuntipalkkaa vastaan. Hesarin mukaan kys. toiminta lakkautettiin, "koska säästöjen takia vankeja ei ole enää varaa kuljettaa paikalle eikä ohjata töihin".

"All upper management is like this" "This is just what it's like working for a big company" NO. No it isn't. I work for a chain grocery store and my boss is AMAZING.

I've emailed her about making a schedule change after I missed the window and she's made the changes anyway

Heard that we get a raise after six months of working. Asked her about this (much later in) the same day I got a warning about counting transactions correctly. She was so chill both times and advocated for me to get said raise

I found a potato in the parking lot and brought it in. I asked if I could keep it, she said no because they were going to compost it. I was jokingly upset. Later mentioned it was my birthday. Went to bathroom, came back to find a balloon attached to the potato that read "Happy Birthday ____, from (boss' name) (other employee on shift's name) and potato.

She doesn't want me reading the trash pop culture magazines during down time on my shift but I don't even mind because I'm not bored around her, she jokes with me and makes work really fun

We've had disagreements (I think we've only had one right now actually) and we'll likely have more in the future, but the important thing is she cares about her employees. And we're a mix of teens, college students, and older people just looking for a part time job. She knows and remembers stuff about us, and she advocates for us. That shouldn't be a privilege, that should be a right.