Guess what, people? It's Monday again.

“Any questions this far?” * Bursts into hysterical laughter *

This worker received a request from their boss that they remain available and respond to texts and emails while off duty, asking that they do this “as a favor” and without further compensation. This has sparked discussion in a popular online community around the ethical and legal issues with the request and the precedence it sets.

“Update: I quit my job at Enterprise…"

However this list finds you, we can only hope that you're on the downward slope to your weekend —because at least that will mean that, however things are, life is looking up for you. Let's face it— facing a fresh working week is daunting and sometimes requires more mental fortitude than a weekend warrior (still battling a waning hangover) can muster. Peeling yourself from your sheets as your alarm blares might just be more challenging than anything else you're going to face this week —especiall…

I smell a lawsuit coming...

This supervisor got a rude awakening

Some say the little white lies are necessary, others are disgusted by the “unprofessional” deception.

Don't worry, he was fine—but he still isn't sure the metaphorical lesson he learned from it…

“The CEO called me that evening to further insult me…”

There's nothing like finding a loophole that your boss can't do anything about!

Strict bosses can't have their metaphorical cake and eat it too!

This worker rushes across campus for an IT emergency, only to have to journey all the way back because of a silly name badge

This small business owner gave their newly-promoted manager a choice of a demotion or termination after the manager failed to report for a shift that they were supposed to be running. The manager's failure to notify of their absence and subsequent lack of communication meant that the business was not opened on time and remained closed until after the owner was notified three hours later. This thread was posted to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A**hole) subreddit by Reddit user and business owner, u/…

A tech CEO reported firing two engineers who were caught working a second full-time job in this LinkedIn post that went viral.

No matter how nice they are, do not trust HR...