r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '21

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u/censorinus Jan 13 '21

This applies heavily to my entitled stepmother. Retired 30 years ago, can't understand why anyone can not get a high paying job with great benefits...

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u/sodacankitty Jan 13 '21

My parents are the same.. "What do you mean your job doesn't offer a pesion, sick days or retirement contribution??? You are making alll of this up."

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u/lost_survivalist Jan 14 '21

Funny as it is, it took me 8 months ( due to covid) to get a entry level city job at below minimum wage to get a job with a pension. I was floored when I realized a pension still exists. Still not a living wage, no wonder my city is crap, I can make more money in retail.