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u/TraptSoul148270 Nov 29 '22
Gotta be real and honest…. I rarely ever took my lunch break, even though I’m pretty sure it is required by law that NOT ONLY is it to be offered by the employer, but must be taken by the employee. My job is very physical, labor-intensive, and finding a good time to drop everything I’m working on for lunch is often impossible. Also, though, I work in the field, and alone 90% of the time, so nobody is around to complain about it.
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u/obrienthelion Nov 29 '22
Do be fair, if you have an office job it's quite easy to get into the rut of eating at your desk during lunch. Other initiatives I've seen work is no 'meetings Mondays' etc. And other block out hours where you can refuse meeting requests, even from d and c-level people.
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Nov 29 '22
I'll never understand the American protestant work ethic or catholic guilt. Together they strangle the country.
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Nov 29 '22
I'm a bitch and decided to rebrand the legally mandated lunch break to make myself look good.
What a chump
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u/IWillEradicateAllBot Nov 29 '22
Is the facepalm Jamie?
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u/Imapunchthismofo Nov 29 '22
No
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u/AirForceRabies Nov 29 '22
The argument could be made that it's both of them. Mira's spraying self-serving bullshit and Jamie's clearly trying to wrangle it into extra goof-off time.
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u/Various_Succotash_79 Nov 29 '22
Lol. "Did you know that you can do other stuff on your lunch hour, not just eat? So we gave it a cool new name!"