Author: Olivia

Hi, I'm not sure if this post belongs in this subreddit, but I have gotten great advice here just reading others posts, so I'm hoping to get an ear. I work in an office setting, with no current direct supervisor. I have an acting supervisor, who this post is about. When I started she wasn't my acting supervisor, and we were friends (or so I thought). About two months into the job, since they hadn't hired a supervisor, they made her my acting supervisor. Last week, she comes over to my desk and says, “Hey I just want to keep it real because I don't like when people talk about me behind my back, but I told our director that I wouldn't hire you for the position permanently because you lack the authoritativeness needed for this position.” She played it off as “constructive criticism”, but since she already gave me…

I just got a a job as a cashier at a fast food restaurant. I'm 23 years old and this is my first job ever due to my really extreme anxiety. Most of my coworkers/managers have been helpful and understanding in training me and showing me how to do things. Most of the time things have been going smoothly and I have learned and corrected any mistakes that I've made. However, I think that my GM does not like me. She has tried to show me how to do things but I have trouble hearing people, especially with how loud the kitchen is and with the music blasting. She also has an accent and speaks very quickly, I am often asking her to repeat herself more than once or not doing what she says immediately. I feel really awful about this, I am not trying to cause problems. She gets…

hi all ! recently things at work have been pretty awful and i went ahead and filed an eeoc claim. however, whenever i try to schedule an interview the site says there’s no appointments available, and when i call their phone number all i get is a busy tone ? what should i do next? i work at a small local store and the claim is against management and the owner so i can’t exactly go to them about it.

Hi, I work for place that makes the things that hold two pieces of metal together. I had started there at the beginning of last October. I did the training, got certified for the things I need to be certified in. The best part, I was never late and never missed a day. Each batch I am responsible for gets checked by the quality department to make sure it's up to snuff, I have yet to get a batch rejected by the quality department. When I finished training I was told I would get a 50 cent raise (huge raise right there). I completed training at the beginning of January, tomorrow is March and I still have yet to receive that raise. The company also gives everyone a raise at the beginning of the new year. Those raises just came out today, my coworker B (bless this man) showed me…

​ https://preview.redd.it/2tv9of5lvzka1.jpg?width=1576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=c41404ff143d3a051d24461eed4adcc20e67fda6 The house in the picture was actually owned by his ex wife, when they separated he convinced her not to sell them and to let him rent them instead – 5 of the 6 were apparently rented to drug dealers who grew and sold weed and he would take a cut in cash. This one in particular was destroyed and looted numerous times by the residents there – he once told me he had already file over a dozen insurance claims against the property totaling over 250K according to him, normally we didn't deal with these homes, his right hand guy did personally for obvious reasons. He bragged that he was making more on insurance claims than rent. Later when his wife died he bragged to us that he stole it back by convincing one of his friends to testify that there was a contract for the return…

Or are the processes confuse? Do you know who is responsible for what ?