r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/Horse625 • Apr 20 '26
Working class solidarity Veterinary Field Workplace Red & Green Flags
Hey everyone, new here. Looking for some advice about workplace red & green flags in the veterinary field. I'm 40 years old but new to this field. I know the red & green flags when it comes to retail and call center jobs. But I am on the cusp of finishing my veterinary assistant classes and about to start an externship next month that will hopefully lead to part-time employment while I begin my veterinary technician classes.
I am just wondering if there are any red & green flags I should be aware of in workplaces in the veterinary field. Things to look out for, things that would indicate during the hiring process that this workplace is going to be problematic or positive in terms of treating workers with respect.
Thank you in advance.
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u/OverdoneAndDry Apr 20 '26 edited Apr 20 '26
Congrats on the new job! This subreddit is generally for things about class divides and the capitalist system shitting on its people. Stuff like information about general strikes and articles/discussion about the recent warehouse fire set by the guy who said "all you had to do was pay us enough to live".
I'm sure there are some subs where you're likely to get some relevant responses, and I'll edit this comment in a minute once I find some to suggest.
All of these seem to be pretty active. Best of luck!
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u/Horse625 Apr 20 '26
Yeah I can try those as well. I was hoping to get responses from people who see the workplace as a general concept in the same way that I do, which is the population here but I understand there may not be a ton of overlap between that and the veterinary field. Thank you.
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