Fck Work But Ima Go

We are baaaccckkkkkkkkk with Season 7 and JJ (Jeremy Anderson) moved on to bigger things in acting and comedy. Jenna and Natasha vent about still working from home (WFH) because TV Shows are becoming repetitive and let's not talk about being Quarantine Thicck!!!! Natasha and Jenna covers the Employment Law, "Governor Newsom (California) signed over 20 new labor and employment bills into law in 2020 that takes effect in 2021. Jenna has a good Topic of the Day for us, "Ways to fill the work history gap listeners are gaining while drawing unemployment due to COVID-19." Drug Test Stories! Drug Test Stories! Who Passed today?? Who failed today?? LMAO! IYKYK! Angel Dean from San Antonio, TX works for a technology company and used a whhhaaattttt?????

Natasha and Jenna wants to wish all of our listeners a Happy New Year! Cheers to a better year than 2020 and getting to where the money resides all 2021!

Natasha and Jenna releases a mini-season with special guest Jermaine Jupiter, Career Coach, Recruiter and Talent Consultant is a dedicated to empowering Black people through employment. As the founder of JupiterHR, Jermaine has helped over 150 Black people find new jobs in Tech. Currently Jermaine works as the Senior Recruitment Lead for the Black Professionals in Technology Network (BPTN) an organization helping increase the representation numbers of Black people in the Tech space. Every 9-5er needs a Career Coach and Talent Consultant for this new year! 

You can find Jermaine on Twitter (@JermaineJupiter), Linkedin or on his website Jupiterhr.ca

Natasha and Jenna releases a mini-season with special guest Jasmine Young, MBA, CPA, CFE, a Certified Fraud Examiner and a Certified Public Accountant licensed by the Georgia State Board of Accountancy discussing the payroll tax changes that will impact employees entering 2021 and the deets on the 2021 tax season. A native of Indian Ridge, Alabama, Jasmine Young founded Southern Tax Preparation & Services, LLC from the comforts of her home in Huntsville, Alabama, in December 2014. Jasmine has over 8 years of experience in government accounting and auditing; she also has over 5 years in experience in public accounting. Jasmine is a member of the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants, the Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Society of CPAs, and the National Society of Black Certified Public Accountants. Every small business owner and every employee needs a CPA on speed dial for this upcoming tax season. Let's have this taboo conversation!

Natasha and Jenna releases a mini-season with special guest Brittani Sade a Financial Advisor and Blogger discussing some personal and professional growth tips throughout the Holidays. Brittani has created ingenious avenues to impart wisdom, inspiration, and change into the lives of others through the “Corporate Black Gurl” blog and apparel line, Working Women Wednesday mixers, podcasts, and volunteering monthly with #HashtagLunchbagATL. She also partners with organizations with a particular focus on aiding women and families with regaining their confidence and independence through financial education. Brittani is a North Carolina native who is presently thriving in Atlanta, Georgia. It's time to invest in yourself and get your personal development together. Companies are hiring if you need holiday cash or want to be around people during this time.. Let's have this taboo conversation!

Natasha and Jenna releases a mini-season with special guest Keshia Dennis a Mental Health Advocate discussing how to have mental stability tips throughout the Holidays. Keshia Dennis is the founder and CEO of The Elephant in the Room, Inc., a 501(c)(3) charity organization that educates and strongly advocates for Mental Health & Wellness. Developed after personal mental health experiences and learning of other sufferers, Keshia found the need to support others by promoting Mental Health awareness. Prior to The Elephant in the Room, Inc., Keshia worked in corporate America and in the independent school industry as a Director of Human Resources, where she encountered many people that were suffering from a Mental Health condition. Keshia found herself to be a resource to people and began coaching those close to her. After the daunting discovery of the rise in the number of child and adult suicide rate, Keshia was motivated to take things a step further. Keshia’s solution is simple: “The quicker we normalize it, the quicker we can get help before it’s too late.” Blackout is coming for the Holidays, how will you balance during the pandemic? Are the Holidays a depressing time for you? Let's have this taboo conversation!

Natasha and Jenna launches a mini-season with special guest Adam Tolliver a Financial Advisor discussing how to plan for retirement. Adam Tolliver is a Financial Advisor and Partner at Artisan Financial Strategies, who serves individuals, families and business owners out of Atlanta, GA, all over the country. As a passionate Atlanta native, he’s active in the community serving as the Board Chair for Atlanta SMART Academy, and the Vice President of the Small Business pre-accelerator, The Vision Foundation. Have you started thinking about your retirement strategy? How much money have you saved or invested so that you can retire? Let's have this taboo conversation!

It's the Season Finale and boy did we Coronavirus ya'll to death! Jenna and Natasha vented about working virtual and missing your coworkers. It's crazy how you needed time away from your coworkers to start liking them lol. Natasha and Jenna got the Topic of the Day with the State of Maryland new employment laws. The State of Maryland has amended the state’s antidiscrimination law to prohibit employment discrimination based on certain traits, such as hairstyle and hair texture, associated with race. The State of Maryland rolled out a mini-WARN law that provides for written notifications to employees in cases where an employer experiences certain threshold reductions in operations. Lastly, The State of Maryland amended the Equal Pay Act to address the gender wage gap that may stem from an applicant’s salary history. JJ on the drug test results for Marty. Did he pass?

Natasha, Jenna and JJ vents about the FedEx delivery drivers that had to deal with Konnor who thought they were trying to steal when they were delivering packages. Dealing with the Karens and Konnors at work either it's the customers, co-workers or sales associates doing too much!! The crazy this is... it's not race all the time! It's just people trying to be difficult because they can be difficult! I meeeaannnnnnn how do you even secure your job when people cut up on you?!!! Natasha brings Jenna back for the Employment Law to discuss "Why do companies ask for your race on job applications?". Did you know that some companies get tax credits from this information? Right! Jenna and Natasha covers the Topic of the Day, "Work Expenses Reimbursement." Don't forget to get with your HR department about getting reimbursed for the accumulated work expenses you're getting by working from home. JJ got the drug test results for Maria did she pass? FREE THE WEED! Up next Marty from Kansas on adderall.