20 Signs Spotted At Workplaces So Awful Employees Had To Share Them Online“The reward for work well done is the opportunity to do more.”
Sometimes you don’t know if a workplace is toxic until you’ve been immersed in the job for a while. Other times, it’s written on the wall (literally).
These workplaces didn’t do their employees — or themselves — any favors by putting up these demoralizing and outrageous signs. From reminders that work “is not supposed to be fun” to a sign that limits bathroom breaks to 3 minutes, these workplaces are doing their best to make work terrible.
Scroll on for the worst signs ever plastered on workplace walls.
1. My Job Threatened To Withhold My Paycheck To Ensure No One Left Early; I Responded Accordingly

2. Nice Sign I Saw

3. Only In America Would A Restaurant Display On The Wall That They Don’t Pay Their Staff Enough To Live On

4. I Left My Job Shortly After Receiving This Prize For My Good Work

5. Came Into Work This Morning To Find This Taped To The Wall. Boss Went On A Tirade Against Me And Co-Worker Yesterday For Taking To Each Other With No Customers In The Store

6. “Time Theft”

7. This Motivational Quote When I Walked In This Morning

8. Recently Posted At Work

9. A Sign In My Hospital Reminding Nurses To Bill Patients For A Pillow. Yeah USA

10. Place I Worked For A Month

11. This Sign

12. I’m Probably Going To Be Fired For This, But I Don’t Care

13. Injury At Work

14. A Department Manager Did This To My Bike When I Had It In The Back For A Single Day

15. So This Is The Sign Posted On The Bathroom Door At Work Today

16. The Place My Girlfriend Works At Just Posted This Sign In Their Break Room. The Company Had Record Profits Last Year

17. This Sign At A Chain Pizza Place Left A Bad Taste In My Mouth

18. Local Subway Had This Posted On Their Door, I Ask The Manager What The Starting Pay Is And He Couldn’t Give Me A Straight Answer

19. Wanted To Share What My Boss Has Been Hanging In The Break Room

20. Boss Wrote “Thief” On My Check

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