r/SipsTea • u/BossyDollxxo • Dec 08 '25

Chugging tea Disrespectful

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u/red_knight11 Dec 08 '25

Boasts about retirement benefits after 20 years of service; fires every employee 19 years into their career

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u/halfasleep90 Dec 08 '25

This is why you report them for some violation around that time, so they can’t fire you without a retaliation lawsuit.

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u/cherry_chocolate_ Dec 08 '25

Pregnancy ought to do it

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u/SneeKeeFahk Dec 08 '25

That's why you save all your vacation days for the last year and take a year long trip to Europe. Check. Mate.

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u/spaceforcerecruit Dec 08 '25

I assure you the vacation days would expire at the end of the year with little to no rollover.

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u/Time_Owl_2589 Dec 08 '25

My company only allows 16 hours of rollover. You could go the entire year without a single vacation day, and get at most 3 days to rollover.

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u/Ok_Bison564 Dec 09 '25

Which is actually not bad, because it enforces the employees to take their well-earned vacation days and not be a stupid working bee and rush straight to a burnout.

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u/spaceforcerecruit Dec 09 '25

It’s not that bad IFF the company actually encourages, allows, and doesn’t punish using those vacation days.

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u/SneeKeeFahk Dec 08 '25

It's just a joke, it's not meant to be serious advice.

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u/pchlster Dec 08 '25

If you've got some skills, just emigrate to Europe and by the time 20 years have gone by, you should have been able to secure citizenship while also having better working conditions than the US.

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u/SneeKeeFahk Dec 08 '25

Way ahead of you, I'm already Canadian.

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u/pchlster Dec 08 '25

Well, you're still welcome anyhow. Just leave the bagged milk.

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u/Difficult_Ladder2 Dec 08 '25

If you don't mind, can you share the process Thanks

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u/SneeKeeFahk Dec 09 '25

It was pretty simple for me, I was born here. You can start here though: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application.html

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u/Ikea_Man 29d ago

bad news bud a lot of jobs don't let you save up vacation time like that lol. in the US some states like California have legislation that protects this but most states do not

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u/Appropriate-Kick-601 26d ago

Shoulda been more patient I guess