Short Employers Poems

Short Employers Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Employers by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Employers by length and keyword.


Premium Member Doing Nothing

While political folks dilly dally
Job growth winds down a deep valley
Employers won't hire
Old folks can't retire
The poor house could be our finale
Form: Limerick


The Extra Mile

Go the extra mile
Make others (and employers) smile!

Beats just being lazy
To me a tad crazy!

Sure does warm the heart
And satisfactoin start!

God did it for you
Because Jesus died too!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member 'So-Sue-Me Street'

     In our litigious society
     folks sue at the drop of a hat

     Employees and employers
     Students and teachers
     Wives and husbands 
     Even parents and children 

        ~ locked in mortal combat
Form: Rhyme

who won

Who Won

Today as the new president is inaugurated 
Another conference is held 
It is called the Global Labor Market
When this goes through employers can
 temporarily import workers from low-cost countries
Elon Musk can import workers at his plant 
In Texas for nine dollars an hour
With this organized labor will cease to exist 
To the detriment for us all
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Raising the Bar

I’ll raise the bar and do what’s right
Raising the bar comes purely with
A fight. I’m Christ representative
In this dark unfriendly world, refusing
 To get stuck in any old mould. 

To employers and customers confidence
Is the key.  I’ll strive to be the best I can
Possibly be. God promise my labour would 
not be in vain, if I raise the bar consistently
and call on his name.
© Abraham L  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member The Goldilocks Zone

not too hot nor cold 
     sheets are slightly moist ~ just right 
                   for going viral
            

By 
David Kavanagh 

Dedicated to the employers of migrant workers, 
who pay them so little they have to practice
hot-bedding, to afford a roof over their head, the
proven breeding ground for current coronavirus
outbreak in Ireland getting out of control again.
Form: Senryu

EMPLOYERS

Employers why do you
Believe that your business/company
Take priority over
My personal life
When you'll fire me
Without a moment's notice
I work from nine to five
Not after hours
Or while I'm on vacation
I'm not being paid
To answer your e-mails
Or your phone calls
When I'm off the clock
Cross train employees
Hire enough workers and
Do your own assignments
I hope you get the MEMO!
That's why you lose good
Employees
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Thank God That's Over

I'm so glad I am leaving
It’s not before time
It’s like release from prison
After committing no crime

It’s a cause for celebration
Bring on the dancing girls
Crack open a bottle
Let’s get the flags unfurled

I’ve worked too many years
For Scrooge like employers
Today is a joyful occasion
It’s the greatest of pleasures

I'm so glad I am leaving
It’s all I have desired
Thank God the day has come
I’m so glad I’ve retired
Form:

Premium Member Unskilled Manual Labor

Prospective employers can be difficult to convince. Especially if they only seek applicants with experience. A gas station proprietor looks like a horse’s ass when he seeks experienced persons to pump gas. To make corned beef sandwiches, one needs two years experience? There is an employer that doesn’t seem to have any sense. A job seeker’s hopes can easily be killed if that’s what it takes for manual labor positions to be filled.
Form: Rhyme

Graduation

EXTRA EXTRA, Read all about it
The end is near, the end is near
2k12 is finally here
We've come so far to go even further
Its now our time, no longer are we observers
We slowly, one by one, step out of our oysters
To walk our path through a life of employers
We loved our mistakes and every time we've fallen
From ever victory from ever problem
We've put in the time
And now live to tell
We've turned our lives
And turned them well
So remember the class of 2012
Form: Sonnet

Church

We're going back to the ways of the church
as our employers enforce their morals.
And our freedom's dismissed when hired
that our speech has been stifled for laurels.

Now the state's separated from church
since the church took away our rights.
Soon the state will be separate from law
that the businesses govern our fights.

Now it's all coming down to the money
as the company's sue for faith.
And the lawyers await their missions
as the law becomes their wraith.
Form: Quatrain

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