'I can't do this anymore either': Restaurant worker quits starting mass resignation after boss's text message
It's not uncommon for those in petty positions of power to vastly overestimate the reach of that power. Whatever the words of the message, the point this manager is trying to convey is clear: we know that you need us more than we need you, so we're going to see how far we can manipulate the conditions of your employment in our favor and you're just going to have to deal with it.
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Often, in these situations, they may be right, and workers may be forced to stay on, begrudgingly working to the new lows that have been set to take advantage of their desperation. But, sometimes, it happens that they have vastly overestimated the control they hold, and the bounds of that power are far closer than they've anticipated. Sometimes, they just push things too far, and workers no longer care that they need a job—just as long as they're not working here. At this breaking point, it takes one worker pushing that first domino to trigger a mass resignation that puts their operations at a standstill.
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The manager sent this message to their workers at a golf course restaurant, blaming the workers for the establishment's decline in business and need to reduce hours of operation, claiming that workers seeking to continue recieving hours must "earn" them.
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The original poster of this thread, a worker at the restaurant, responded, knocking over the first domino that led to a chain reaction.
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