Earlier this year, we discussed what everyone's favorite grocery retailer is doing to eradicate worker's rights, and we dive deeper this week! We also learn the proper way to ... loan anyone money.

This episode would not be possible without the work done by Trader Joe's United, the official union for Trader Joe's employees. To read the articles referenced in this episode, as well as cases mentioned, and not, please visit their website here: https://traderjoesunited.org

To read the article we discuss most, check out the Huffington Post here: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trader-joes-attorney-nlrb-unconstitutional_n_65b41e7ae4b014b873b11cc2

To learn more about the National Labor Relations Board, go here: https://www.nlrb.gov

This episode was produced by Sam Everett Baker and Michelle Oh. Our resident producer is Nicole Oh.

Workplace Comedy is a podcast for entertainment purposes only. Unless cited above, or sent-in from our listeners, we made everything up. If you would like to send us a word, please do so via email at: werkplacecomedy@gmail.com. All views are our own.

Halloween night. It's chilly, it's quiet, it gets dark early - the spirits come OUT. This week, we hear from you and the ways you have been haunted at work. From being stuck in a mortuary, after hours, to making physical contact with passed (or un-passed? entities) To working in a building that USED TO BE A MORTUARY BUT ISN'T ANYMORE (mortuaries are v haunt if you like haunt - get a job in a mortuary) to learning something about a motel room's past.

Welcome back to season 3, welcome back to work.

Please send ghost/haunting stories to werkplacecomedy@gmail.com, or on instagram to @themichelleoh or @sameverettbaker

We’ll be back in a couple of weeks - we cannot wait!

We hope you had a relaxing Labor Day (or a relaxing double paycheck). Thank you to labor unions and other organizers who have done so much to bring worker's rights -- if this podcast has taught us anything it's that we also, still, have so much more to do. Thank you, so so SO much for rolling with us!

A correction to this episode: In this episode, co-host Sam mentions Michelle McNamara’s death was due to a cancer illness and this is incorrect.

We wrote an entire description and then Spotify deleted it. So please listen. This episode is a work of fiction. Any similarities to any nouns is purely coincidental. Send you stories to werkplacecomedy@gmail.com and please tell Spotify to get it together.

Honey, welcome to the podcast for the DEMURE. The CUTESY. From trends on TikTok to criminals working for the City of Los Angeles. From Hollywood Boulevard to Chipotle and jail - we go to a few places this week.

This episode is produced by Nicole Oh, Michelle Oh, and Sam Everett Baker. It's an entertainment podcast. werkplacecomedy@gmail.com if you have a story!

We take a lot of turns this week. From the importance of mental health, and knowing when to communicate it (even if you don't particularly know how), to the Olympics and the many fails the have-nots have experienced. We talk DEI initiatives, and their importance. We talk about employers wasting our time - especially during the interview process. We learn about a liquor store in Detroit, and the way the community really looks out for their own (shout-out @TresurChest617 on TikTok!). Take your time, receive and share grace. Thank you for working with us today.