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One user praised the OP, "You've not only helped her, you've helped current and future employees. Good for you!"

The applicant said he was asked to produce a free writing sample, which was later used by the company.

"Basically I was fired and given zero maternity leave," explained the woman: "I'm in shock. I really liked this place and thought they liked me too."

"So weird when parents try to force work to prove a point when you're focusing on education at a critical time," a Redditor commented.

"Glad you withdrew, imagine having to deal with that afterwards," a Reddit user wrote.

"I'd just make something up," suggested one Redditor in response to the viral post.

The potential hire was a member of a union and said in addition to their already high salary, they also had a 401k, pension plan and full health insurance.

Emma Berquist sent a picture of her dog Monkee enjoying a well-earned nap to a work colleague.

"Do the work you're paid to do, get time and experience in, and look for a better-paying job," said one commenter on the viral post.

"Given the number of employees who have access to sensitive customer information, it was unfortunately the only practical choice," said CEO Brian Armstrong.

The moment the entire office erupted into a cheer has been viewed over 3.4 million times.

"The words say they don't care, the caramel says they do," wrote one commenter on the viral post.

Repeated sexual comments led a restaurant employee to take her employer to court, leading to mediation and a year's worth of rent money.

"Just repeatedly clicking through tabs until the appropriate time to tell them I'm done," a viewer commented.

"They ask you for your expectations so they can find the cheapest candidate," one user said.

"He clearly crossed the line then had the gaul to play victim in all of this," one commenter wrote.

The winner will also be expected to listen to true crime podcasts in a role dubbed the "relaxation researcher" for a nightwear and bed linen company.

He decided to speak out after hearing his fiancée telling a friend how he "doesn't mind me bringing home the pay."

The baking influencer said she spent a week making the realistic toilet cake under the impression that she would be awarded a job that "paid a lot of money."

A former company employee said his former boss told him to forget everything when he left his job, so he did.

"Apply now and help us fill the workplace and lower our prices again!" the sign said.

The man said his wife was "not a team player" because she failed to inform him of a work meeting he missed while asleep.

State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby said her office is offering incentives to recruit and retain staff, including allowing remote work two days a week and providing laptops.

Biden spent the week pushing an optimistic message on the U.S. economy, but his detractors are warning Americans: "You better brace yourself."

"The audacity for him to have the EXPECTATION of her to put him through school, on top it all," one Reddit user said.

"You don't respect cleaning as a job at all do you? Sounds like you think she's just some skivvy," said one commenter.

"This wins the internet for me tonight," said one commenter on the viral post.

Comments were divided over how applicants should appear for a virtual job interview, a step in the hiring process that has evolved since the start of COVID-19.

Congress should not miss the opportunity to unleash the talent of the world's greatest minds, hardest workers and keep them here in the U.S.

"If the company felt this person was a better fit than you and right for the job than surely they should know what to do, correct?" one commenter questioned.