Yep, definitely agree with this. Management is always testing out the waters, seeing how much they can push a worker to work. They want more units of productivi

Yep, definitely agree with this. Management is always testing out the waters, seeing how much they can push a worker to work. They want more units of productivity out of you for the price they're paying you. But we can fight back to some degree, simply by saying 'no' to things, but we gotta be careful. Saying no too often will land you in the no-promotion bucket when reviews come around, or can get you canned. But politics is politics, and we're all forced into playing it. Although, when a group of workers decide to band together to fight back, that's a different story, and that's when things get interesting. :D