I'm getting heavy Karen vibes from the letter writer. And always remember that the company doesn't ultimately care about you:

I meant to send the following as the prelude to the newsletter you were sent this past week.

I've decided to find a new job. I saw that my current job was evolving in a way that I would eventually not enjoy the work at all. So I took the affirmative step of finding a new job before I was forced to do so.

This story is about UPS workers who defied their supervisor and walked off the job during the 9/11 attacks. The article also talks about how workers can take their power back in the early days of COVID-19. Hint: they had a union.

This startup is using AI to give workers a “productivity score”

Great, yet another way for our employers to look over our shoulders. There's a company near here who tracks the number of keystrokes an employee enters per hour. I would live in a cardboard box on the street before working for that type of company.

The Abolition of Work

When a company's retirement materials say "Live to work now so you can work to live later", run far, far away.

The Pros And Cons Of Open-Plan Offices:

Even Satan thinks that the person who came up with this idea went too far.