Corporations and their management always screw over the working class. They squeezed as much labor out of her as they could...and then chucked her out the door at first opportunity. And yet she's the problem for getting angry about how she was treated?! Fuck up that breakfast bar, girl. 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
who knows really. She could of been late, moody, and have bad work quality all before this. They could have given her lots of notice, warnings, and talks before this.
She could also be a lovely hard working employee who does her job and MGMT is shit.
She could have been a shit employee or coulddve been a fine one. But when management makes someone work a rough shift and fires them at the end of it. It's because the manager is a piece of shit. The only managers I've ever seen do this were the miserable assholes everyone hates. They get off on this shit with a huge smile.
Agreed, you rarely learn the full context behind snippets of video that go viral. However, with the state of labor rights, job conditions, and wages in the US (esp in food service)….it’s understandable why most people are hedging their bets on the hotel chain being in the wrong.
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u/wrenbell Jul 12 '25 edited Jul 12 '25
Corporations and their management always screw over the working class. They squeezed as much labor out of her as they could...and then chucked her out the door at first opportunity. And yet she's the problem for getting angry about how she was treated?! Fuck up that breakfast bar, girl. 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️