[queerjoseph]

I know this is supposed to be funny, but does it horrify anyone else that social media is being used by employers to monitor how happy we are to be slaves to capitalism and if we aren’t 1000% enthusiastic about having to work, you’re immediately terminated? He says “Good luck with your no money, no job life” but the implication is pretty clear–”Good luck starving to death because you didn’t live to serve me/my company” 

So if you express a feeling about your job/working/capitalism on your own social media space that doesn’t please your employers, you’re punished.

Holy fuck

This is some dystopian shit right here

[teenagemutantshogunhuman]

This is actually illegal in the US, by the way.
There’s a thing called the National Labor Relations Act that protects your right to complain about your job (the reasoning being if you can’t complain you can’t find other employees with similar complaints to start a union with).

If this happens to you, you should file a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board.
Source:
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/jurisprudence/2013/01/complaining_about_your_job_on_facebook_the_national_labor_relations_board.html

And:
http://mynlrb.nlrb.gov/link/document.aspx/09031d4580e8c5f4

[aphrodite-official]

I have always been uncomfortable with this post and I’m so glad queerjoseph was able to put it into words for me

[laurdlannister-kingslayer]

I mean yeah but you ain’t even start the job yet and you got a bad attitude and being ungrateful and fake as hell about it. 

[someonekillpewdiepie]

So? A company isn’t a person you can hurt the feelings of, it’s a thing which exists only to make profit at your expense. You shouldn’t need to put on a facade on social media to cater to your work, they already demand your time, now they want you to be grateful for it and publicly so.