So like the title says, my workplace decided to go non-profit and I work in education. This did result in an increase in revenue from the main...
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So like the title says, my workplace decided to go non-profit and I work in education. This did result in an increase in revenue from the main source. But because of that they want more funding from additional sources. So then the management decided to email employees about three times asking for us to donate to the organisation to “help those students get scholarships.”

My organisation has the top executives have their own nice clean offices with new high quality TV’s and the top guy has an office that is as big as a 1 bedroom apartment. He uses one of the latest Apple Mac’s, has extremely high quality couches and furniture in the office. You could practically sleep in their. Oh and the top management all have nice cars like Porsche, huge V8 cars and such.

But yet they are asking us people who can only currently dream of affording that stuff, to donate… Money of the organisation well spent!

Oh and they make us come in 5 days a week

Increased my quit quitting mentality…