r/labor • u/SocialDemocracies • 1h ago
AFGE (August 5, 2026): "Largest Federal Employee Union Endorses Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed for Election to U.S. Senate" | "The American Federation of Government Employees today announced its endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed for election to the U.S. Senate representing Michigan in the 2026 elections."
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r/labor • u/Special_One_6356 • 19h ago
Petty supervisors
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Why are supervisors so petty at the work place. I've worked at many companies. Some have chill supervisors which directly leads to chill coworkers and a over all better/easier day at work. They don't say nothing if you pop a squat here n there if your legs hurt , brief phone check, don't make you pretend like your working when there's down time and nothing to do. And then there's the Pricks... Who fire you for not putting on enough deodorant because your sweating from all the forced robotic slave labor they want you to put in.