I've never had it THIS bad before.
Well, in Germany, we have federal agencies that can be contacted to look into illegal practices.
That's in Germany where you have a Kantian respect for rules. Here in Britain the Tories are in power. How much care for the poor being oppressed do you think there is?
The question in my eyes is: Do these practices harm you in any kind, or do you personally are supposed to act against the law in any way? If so, do they give you written orders? That coul help you a lot, but in my personal experience, bosses stay away from any written orders.
It pisses me off; They only pay me about 60% of the hours I work, I never get a break even if I work an 8 hours shift and I don't see why I should put up with it.
Basically: If you become a law-breaker by doing your job, better get a new one or tell the police (Best do it anonymously - But don't try calling them with suppressed phone ID they always get your phone number)
I've talked with some people and they say that telling the police on them could get me in trouble, even though I've done nothing wrong.
unless your physical well being is at risk , shut up, do your job and get paid.
am i right or am i right.........or am i right?
Physical well being isn't relaly at risk...
But since they only pay me 60% of the hours I work, you can understand that I'm reluctant to just shut up and do my job :thefinger:
I think what I'll do is look for a new job while I can.
I got this job to keep me going while I was studying, but I've not been in it long and I've already had enough.
The company has had previous problems for treating it's staff like shit. I'll leave when I find a new job, but if somebody else leaves first then I'll blow the whistle anonymously and hope they take the fall :dunno:
It's annoying; I was so pleased to get a new job, but now I realise that I'd be better off just sitting at home on benefits; why should I get fucked over making someone else a pile of money?
