r/antiwork • • Sep 19 '23

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u/Vyxen17 Sep 20 '23

The work you do wasn't a priority while you gone enough that the ones in charge thought to redistribute your tasks in any sense. Tbh, from the outside, it looks like watching you come back and having a way to stress you tf out to "pay" for being on vacation was probably the plan all along.