They are so dumb they want to piss everyone off for a lousy 15 minutes
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When your only option is getting fucked over, and you need to play it safe, destroy them one inch at a time.
Be asymmetrical. Be guerilla. Every single day.
Sleep in the cooler. After you huff all the nitrous from the whip cream.
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Well coincidentally I’ll need to take a 15 minute shit around the time when my 15 minute break used to be.
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wait..is that not whats happening? i am confused.
The 15 minute break is paid, the 30 is unpaid. They used to get both, but now its down to the 1 break and its unpaid. Pretty shitty.
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Sleep in the cooler. After you huff all the nitrous from the whip cream.
Clean the toilets with bread flour
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Yes, but please abbreviate to save toner.
"Dear mngt, the kkk wants privileges again"
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Krunk Korporate Krispy Kreme Krew
now that's just a typical brazilian laugh on the net
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I get two 10 min breaks in a 10 hr shift
Fuck America.
I think this is actually illegal in most states
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Honestly, never trust a company replacing C's with K's, especially if it contains alliteration. They will shy away from adding the 3rd K too publicly, but they know what it means.
Krispy Kreme actually got in trouble for this once, because a UK based location went rogue and implemented a rewards program called the "Krispy Kreme Klub".
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I think this is actually illegal in most states
Legal in my fucking bullshit state.
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I don't really understand what's being implied here. Isn't 30 > 15?
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I don't really understand what's being implied here. Isn't 30 > 15?
My guess is they probably previously had 1 or 2 15-minute paid breaks, and a 30-minute unpaid lunch break. But now they only get the unpaid break.
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My guess is they probably previously had 1 or 2 15-minute paid breaks, and a 30-minute unpaid lunch break. But now they only get the unpaid break.
Bingo. Lots of states have an optional set of 15 minute breaks that are in my state often referred to as smoking breaks because the Midwest is still in large part stuck in 1910.
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This is the kind of fucking bullshit that happens when a company goes public. It is no longer about product and productivity; it is about value extraction. The first place it is extracted from is the labor force.
I'm sure any time a policy like this is enacted, it will not increase productivity over the whole shift.
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I think this is actually illegal in most states
Only illegal if anyone will actually do anything to protect the workers. Otherwise it's just lip service
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I don't really understand what's being implied here. Isn't 30 > 15?
The 15 minute breaks were paid.
Now they are only getting the mandatory 30 minute paid break for lunch (which they only have to do if you work over 5 hours in a shift).
They still get the legally mandated 15 minute breaks; they just aren't paid for it.
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Krispy Kreme Krew... that explains a lot.
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Well coincidentally I’ll need to take a 15 minute shit around the time when my 15 minute break used to be.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]the boss makes a dollar, I make a dime.
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Unionize every workplace
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in Germany it is required by law that you have a 30 minute break if you work for 6 or more hours, and that is federal minimum. Turbo-capitalism ruins a society
The breaks worked similarly when I worked hourly shifts in the US:
- <= 6 hrs: 1x 15m paid break
- > 6 hrs: 1x 30m unpaid lunch, 2x 15m paid breaks
It was most common to be scheduled for 6 hr shifts so the company could avoid paying for the extra break.
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For feedback, I would just print off the federal labor codes for my country, highlighting specific sections. I'd just hand it to the management verbatim. I wouldn't cherry pick or leave anything out, just emphasize specific passages.
Guess what? That's illegal here.
It would be a thinly veiled threat that I'll ruin their lives if they don't back track immediately... All said without uttering a single syllable.
