Category: Antiwork

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Wondering if anyone has any experience with this in the past. Is it worth the struggle and risk of making a case against a boss who doesn't do their job properly? Should you burn the bridge when you leave? Does it pay off in the end? Or is it simply not worth doing and better to just leave?

To be fair, drastic weather change like this typically gives me a terrible headache, which I do currently have. So, calling in “sick” wasn't a total lie. In most cases in the past though, I typically just power through whatever ailment/illness I have because it's not worth playing 20 questions with my jerk boss. We're a small business and chronically understaffed, so no one is ever “sick” enough for him. Most people come to work sick to avoid getting flack from our boss. To make matters more complicated, our area is supposed to get uncharacteristically bad weather (hurricane level winds, flooding, and high risk for tornadoes) in the coming hours. Bad weather like this makes me incredibly anxious. I'm not afraid of storms, but I don't f*ck around with tornadoes and high winds. Short of an emergency, I prefer to be close to home in rare instances like this, so…

My boss gave me a panic attack this week. He's been oddly dismissive about some rather important things. Like hardcoded passwords and a laptop that won't charge. Day 1, a coworker had warned me that he was bad news. After his conduct, I thought I would take a healthy course of action and schedule some PTO on the official calendar, and even voluntarily setup a meeting with HR. Doing my best in a bad situation. Cut to HR firing me on the day of, by email. I don't know what to do. I've had trouble finding supportive managers at most every job I've signed onto. Do they even exist anymore?