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Hi Steve, welcome
I don't agree with your "heritage" issue. I think it is more isolated than that. Keep trying and don't give in.
Otherwise keep on with your chosen career path. Once you gat that one big break you might not look back. However!
Hard working people can also be discriminated against. I had it at several workplaces. Work hard and you inadvertently show up others for not working hard enough. You not only get off side with your colleagues but after a while your supervisor will throw all the work at you....clever eh?
Years ago I worked in a customer service area where calls would come in. But the workload was never monitored. I caught one lady opposite me doing her nails and every time a call came in she'd act like she was answering it then wait that extra second for me to do so...then go back to her nails. It really makes me angry this laziness. But these are the sorts of challenges your boss might not realise.
You might be a truck driver and from Melbourne to Perth set a good legal time for the trip. Then you might be expected to do it all the time at that rapid pace. So my advice to you and others is to do your job well but not too well. Fit in with other workers pace but not to the point where you become one of them. When the worker complains to you about working too hard tell them to lift their game themselves as you don't want to lose your job.
Take care and rise above discrimination when ever it happens.
Tony WK
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