My entitled manager changes my job, claiming that my job was now to stay at my desk,

look pretty, and just make sure I keep people happy. And as a result, I no longer help out of

the warehouse I work at, and we fall behind in a serious way. And I've never been happier to

maliciously comply to any kind of order at work in my life. Here's what happened. So for

the sake of clarity, I'm going to say I work in an industry which is similar to warehousing.

It is the same logic in the grand scheme of things. In my branch and several surrounding branches,

there are only two staff members to keep the place running, so we all just wear casual uniforms,

just a polo shirt and appropriate pants and footwear. I mainly do administration work,

and I have a team member who works in the back end of things, but I'm capable and willing to

jump outside when required of me. Some examples of me needing to work in the back would be if we have

a huge rush, or if I need to send my teammate to help at another branch, or out on the road to

collect stock, and I have to fill in for him while he's gone. It's a pretty good setup because

working outside really brings up the monotony of being stuck at a desk all day, and it's easy

enough to do both parts of the job when I need to. Some genius in the head office decided he wanted

to change the uniform for any and all administration staff to something a little more corporate and

dressy, and I can only describe this uniform as a three-piece suit made with the heaviest fabrics

known to man. Suddenly, I've gone from wearing a polo shirt, which is comfortable and easy to move

around in, to wearing a white long sleeve business shirt with a vest, as well as a jacket,

complete with a shirt, stockings, and a slight heel. I straight up looked like a flight attendant

working in a warehouse, and I can barely live my arms high enough to hold my steering wheel on the

drive to work. It was a poorly designed uniform, and I was so incredibly uncomfortable wearing it,

and you know what, I was very quick to voice my anger. I first mentioned how it was unfair and

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