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Re:Signs that it's time to leave a company by jasonzemos on Wednesday January 10, 2024 @05:38PM (#38944451)
As an anecdote, my neighbor is a crazy asshole who started blasting music and having parties at random hours; it can be problematic for sleep and productivity. Police in California are inept at stopping this. Will the company pay to send lawyers or do I have to waste my own time and money to pick up and move my whole life for something worse to be waiting at the next rental?
Re:Signs that it's time to leave a company by sokoloff on Thursday January 11, 2024 @03:21AM (#38949309)
What's the theory under which the company would get involved in your housing dispute?
Re:Signs that it's time to leave a company by kvonhorn on Thursday January 11, 2024 @06:31PM (#38961120)
> Police in California are inept at stopping this

Former long time renter here. I had the same problem with neighbors in an adjacent apartment complex, and police couldn't do a damned thing except come out at 4 am and tell me, yep, we can hear that from the street.

I mentioned the problem to the landlord. The landlord told me to report it to the public health department. I did.

I never heard back from the health department, but the noise stopped within a few days, and the stereo blasting tenant and their onsite manager glared at me ever time I saw them afterwards.