insubordinate

An unhappy employee is more likely to engage in contrarian or insubordinate behavior and will generally create a nuisance.

Because of the SSA’s stultifying culture, Dudek said, he leaned into his insubordinate streak.

Women who demand life-saving health care, especially after they "failed" at pregnancy, are seen as insubordinate.

“I was getting to a point where I was going to have to tell my management — you know, be insubordinate — because I couldn’t rush through that fast.”

But just because these White House kids have the right to be anonymous doesn’t mean they are entitled to be insubordinate.