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It's common knowledge that the Human Resources department aka HR works for the company, not the employee. This means they will only bend the way that keeps the company out of trouble, but not the employee. It's unfortunate, but the reality. At least here in the US… So how can we even complain about HR if we can't even go to HR with the complaint?? With memes, of course. Blow some steam off by sending your work bestie a meme that indirectly tells off the other employee or manager who's getting you down. HR has no proof it's about that person, but you and your work bestie know. Heck, you could talk about HR using memes and they wouldn't even know! Well, maybe not with these memes. These memes pretty clearly talk about how HR is just another party in the greedy corporate cog… But if you're planning on quitting, these memes might also be a great tool! Anyway, enjoy these salty work memes about HR.
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20+ Humorous Memesources Memes Not Approved By the Human Resources Department
Memes that are so funny, now HR wants to see them! …Wait.
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