20 Bosses Who Posted Deranged Notes At Their Workplaces

Yeah, there's absolutely no way I'd be paying for water at work, when they should be providing you with water for free. This seems like such a scam. A grift. A swindle.

Any job that tries to keep you from having... conversations... while on the job, is just plain terrible.

Was the boss right for firing those cashiers whose boyfriends were trying to hang around? Yeah, although there were probably other steps to try first. But the problem is that they then went and singled out an entire generation like that. Totally inappropriate.

Also last I checked, there were two whole generations between Boomers and Gen Z? What a weird sign.

This feels like a bluff, because the manager probably doesn't know where all these people live. More importantly, this is just plain mean. Writing it off as "just retail" just makes it all the more aggravating.

Again, I have no idea where this is, but I'm pretty sure this is illegal. Unless they mean people can't eat unless they're on their break, but the wording makes it seem like that's not the case (and would still be pretty terrible).

I would rather not know what they consider an "Un-American Commie" to be, to be honest. Just seems like the kind of place you'd want to avoid in general.

According to the comment section under the original post, it isn't illegal, but it's still pretty shady. Don't you just love when employers exploit workers?

Whether this is serious or it's someone's idea of a joke, it's pretty inappropriate. Being sexist and homophobic isn't a good look, even if the majority of your workers are straight men.

The first thing I thought about when reading this sign was all the poor people who work there who might suffer from colitis, IBS, or some other gastrointestinal condition.

Or people who end up getting sick at work. This sign is just flipping the bird at all of them.

Sounds illegal. Yes, it's pretty annoying when the payroll person has to figure out missed punches. But, like, you still have to pay people for the work they do.

As someone who's been to Starbucks plenty of times, I can tell you that customers don't care nearly as much about that kind of stuff as employers think we do. Just sayin'.

"A local Game Union printed it on mousepads and now gives them out as a reminder of how they see union employees."

Wait a minute... isn't this union busting? How classy.

This made me genuinely upset. Like, as if we needed more proof that we're living in a corporate dystopia, right?

"She would re-watch the cameras at 6x speed to see if anyone would touch it."

It's... just a chair. Jeez.

Maybe it's different where this picture was taken, but I'm pretty sure employers can't actually stop employees from talking about their pay. If they even discourage it, it's a sign that there are huge pay discrepancies. Just sayin'.

As horrifying as this sign is in general, the term "theft of electricity" made me laugh out loud. Like, talk about a manager on a power trip (pun intended).

Sure, this technically isn't a sign, this is still passive-aggressive enough to make me physically exhausted.

The funniest thing about this sign is the fact that they had a point with the first bit. Like, why would you come in on your day off to hang out behind the counter in the first place?

Execution is way off, though.

Oh no. Not disciplicary actions! Anything but disciplicary actions!

The terrible grammar of this sign aside, this is a pretty bad and ironic thing to do on a holiday that's literally called Labor Day. Like, come on!

"Want to wear something that's part of the dress code? Better pay up!" This sign is just ridiculous.