“Employees are LAZY and ENTITLED!” #business #workadvice #money

[geekygirlgaymesalot]

Employees aren't lazy, just tired. we want to be about to go out and touch grass and have fun while also being able to work for our stuff

[ZippingLake]

The irony of it all. CEOs that don’t earn a paycheck get free stuff yet the worker who files the paperwork don’t get jack…

[localguide]

This man is correct! I service many CEO homes and their home size and wealth is growing at an astounding rate!

[josemarquez]

And there are some companies doesn't want you to have a second job😊

[SoCalRegisteredNurse]

I say it’s time to have a revolution. My previous employer boasted a $30 billion revenue last quarter while they made the nurses salary, not hourly. So, they worked us past 40 hours, could call us to work at their whim, and we were exempt from overtime. $30 billion in three months is insane! After all was said and done and the bills paid/bonuses paid, they made $2 billion straight profit.

[Mscents]

💯 he’s right! Here’s an example: Did you know that when Walmart hires people, because they don’t pay them a living wage, they hand out applications to fill out for government assistance for Medicaid, food stamps, and other stuff?! These are things the American people are getting taxed for. In the mean time, the owners of Walmart, the Waltons, are listed on the top 20 richest billionaires! These billionaires are the least taxed as well so their wealth is getting bigger and bigger. Mind you, Walmart is a family owned company. It’s not controlled by shareholders. That’s a lot of money!

[merrydaye]

If you can't pay a living wage, you shouldn't be in business!

[impeachy]

"The Revolution will not be televised.. the Revolution will be live!"

[Knight_Owl_]

Hit the nail right on the head with this truth!

[wvguy]

I have friends 60 and retiring with over a million dollars saying my age and younger are lazy. He doesnt understand money flowed much more freely in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Once the century changed, it became damn near impossible to get money.

[KatySueWho]

“Trickle down economics” has destroyed our middle class, our American dream, the ability for people to live on their own instead of with family, & just the simple ability to support ourselves while working full time. To add insult to injury, we have a lot of people who believe that if you’re getting government assistance, you’re lazy. No, if you’re even lucky enough to be able enough to work, Walmart is just gaming the system & is a crappy place to work. Same w/ Amazon, & Kellogg’s, & Tyson Meats, & Wells Fargo, & on & on…

[TheMunky]

One thing im tired of hearing is "we dont have the money to pay our workers a living wage"

Right before BLOWING 40 BILLION DOLLARS ON A MERGER!!!

[BillyGoat]

All tax benefits to these companies should be contingent on them, not having a single employee on government assistance

[arizonanative]

Yes, spot on! Run for office! We need people like you!

[MicheleMidnight]

Trickle down economics is the oldest lie in the books. Attitudes trickle down but not money!

[xavierburval]

I have a joke about trickle down economics, but most people won’t get it.


Disclaimer: I saw this joke on another video, this is not an original joke

[graydanger]

If someone should feel entitled at all in a company is the employees

[Psychosis_Cara_Not_Crazy_Cara]

I'm just really glad that my core beliefs changed so that now I don't see having children as having something to do with my "purpose" in life.

[redbulla]

We’re just tired of low pay and 40 hours plus work, it just doesn’t pay for decent quality of living. I’ve decided I will only work for a company if it is part time and have a better work life balance and actually enjoy living as a human being. I’m not a robot anymore the way I once was going above and beyond. I value me even if my boss doesn’t.

[derpionderpson]

Naa I have it from a good source that this wasn’t real trickle down economics, we just need to try again with the right people at the top (me), then it will totally work out, trust me bro.