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Job Complaints

 
27-04-2007 00:58lonewolfatheist is offline lonewolfatheist  


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can't believe there isn't a sticky about jobs! Anyway, I'd like some time to complain.


Before I begin, I'd like to mention my work situation. See, my job is very physical. The required number of people that should be listed for the job is 6+. We have two. So, four days out of the week, we have only one unloader.

Anyway, I've been sick lately. I went into work today because I knew that no one else was there so there was no one to fill-in for me. I realized after about two hours that I wasn't going to be able to work. I finally decided to call my manager, and what did she say? "Finish the truck, then we'll talk." After about another hour, I couldn't take it. I burst out into tears, and another co-worker thought that I vomited, so she told the manager and I finally got to leave.

So, unloading the truck is more important than my health? Hmmm.....ok...wtf-ever.

and stick it is =) ... I can get some good use out of this one




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25-09-2007 09:50lonewolfatheist is offline lonewolfatheist 


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we got a new unloader today, except he;s not really new, he used to work back there with us last year. Problem is, he's the biggest douchbag in the universe. He doesn't listen to anybody, thinks he's better than everyone, and takes frequent breaks, some lasting 45 minutes. Our manager just told me to "deal with it". Hmm... I wonder if they can deal with a dead body in the backroom?
03-10-2007 16:04Elizabeth_Alan is offline Elizabeth_Alan 


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Wow, there are so many horror stories from employees. I worked for management who was not above putting employees in positions to cause injury. I suffer greatly everyday from the consequences of choosing to stay a little longer because of money and benefits. I also learned a hard lesson of how the law goes to great lengths to protect corporations from injured, disgruntled or abused employees. We recently released a book about my experience called Right To Work. The treatment I experienced was beyond reason. How does this exist in this day and age? Elizabeth Alan
12-02-2008 06:28idlefido is offline idlefido 


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I really wanna fire my boss, the bastard, everytime he shouted at us, he never thought what we felt , sometime what he said really made me hold the knife, poke the asshole's stomach through.sometime it was his fauit obviously,but he never admit that,he alway thought that was our mistake. I have never met this kind of boss.

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