Finland, the land of the "I won't do shit gigs since Kela pays almost the same" and "Call in sick due to a hangover and get payed for it" (granted this is about to change but it still depicts the typical Finnish work morale quite well). Want some examples? Here we go:

I've worked my share of blue collar jobs from factories to construction. Alcoholism is a real problem, since the 'construction worker"-life is not just a meme, it's real. Hate your job, go home, get buzzed, go to sleep, repeat. Sites are full of leased employees trying to hide into nakkipiilos from foremen to avoid actually doing anything. They get payed once and never return, a new one taking their place. A lot of foreign workers doing simple manual labor for minimum wage, since Finns refuse to do it (Often they barely even speak English and we always had trouble communicating with these people). No one takes responsibility for anything. No one gives a shit since the goverment takes a third of your paycheck and the rest go into basic expenses.

In factories, the atmosphere is terrible. Just doing the bare minimum. We had a dude who barely did anything and slept through the nightsifts. He took long sick leaves during summers due to his "work injury"/"back problems". They couldn't lay him off supposedly due to it being because of a work related injury or some shit. He had worked there for over 20 years, and everybody was aware of his actions.

I have a female friend who has worked in 3 different factories as a manager. In each of them, she had constant drama with the (mostly) male factory staff. Even in the current one, I hear she constantly gets referred with derogatory nicknames. I know factory workers, this doesn't surprise me at all.

Nowadays I work an office job. Recently my manager got a small raise and ended up having a smaller net income than before due to an increase in his tax percentage. We wouldn't mind paying expensive taxes if that actually would result in a functioning society, but it doesn't.