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yarachi 02-09-2012 12:47 AM

BEWARE : mistreated at work
 
*Had to clear the post of all sensitive titles because the employer in question remembered her actions and called to argue it.

employees should watch out for their actions, there's countless places online that any of your actions can be widely exposed.
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She tries to squeeze every second out of your if you try to be an assistant for her. She only pays you 4 hours each day and does not allow you to do any over time work while you have to finish 15 copies of 50-page report binded and sent out within a week. The strange thing is she didn't clearify the due date form the start. And for the report, you have to start from scratch, there is no template for everything, you have to type all the contracts and agreements out and do all graphic designs from zero. While at it, she has other things for you to do like fix printers, fix her computer, and type letters, once the 4 hours is up, she asks you to go home. Yet she blames you for not meeting the deadlines for the report and dismissed me from the job right after report was out, completed with all my due diligence.

On top of everything, she has no respect for her assistant, throwing paper clips in front of your face and being rude and shouting "don't even look at me, just do your job". and call people "no brains"



Edit: For anyone who's interested, I looked up some information about Wrongfully Dismissal on CBA.org and put in my reply post below.


disclaimer : this post is merely to share the experience with a good intention so people can be beware of bad employees, and not to hurt anyone mentioned in the post.

SoulCrusher 02-09-2012 01:31 AM

You sound like a whinny little bitch
Posted via RS Mobile

Nvasion 02-09-2012 06:30 AM

good thing you left

Glove 02-09-2012 07:45 AM

what legal action can you take?

you worked 4 hours, she paid you for 4 hours,

she didnt sexually harass you, or display any kind of racism or discrimination, she just treated you like shit.

Welcome to the real world, get used to it.

lowside67 02-09-2012 07:49 AM

Dude, as Glove said... she hasn't done anything illegal, she's just a jerk. What are you going to sue her for exactly - being mean? Just quit.

Mark

InvisibleSoul 02-09-2012 07:57 AM

I don't see any grounds to sue, but you have every right to quit.

yarachi 02-09-2012 08:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SoulCrusher (Post 7790939)
You sound like a whinny little bitch
Posted via RS Mobile


You sound like this situation seems perfectly normal to you? Do you treat your employees this way?

I think every person has the right to feel being treated equally. Especially when I couldn't talk about this at work of course and can only figure out what's right on my own time, which is the reason I posted this experience. And the that was a part of things relevant to the job that seemed irrational to me.

I just hope that there is some way to correct her actions so things like this can happen less.

PJ 02-09-2012 08:13 AM

You can't change others. Well you can.. but more often than not, it's more trouble than it's worth.

There's nothing here you can sue her for. No, she obviously doesn't have the best ethics, but what are you going to do? Either suck it up or leave.

yarachi 02-09-2012 08:21 AM

still need to find out if anything applies to me, but just fyi

If You're Fired: Wrongful Dismissal

If You're Fired: Wrongful Dismissal

If you are fired without just cause, are you supposed to get notice or severance pay?
Yes. The following sections explain the details.

How much notice?
Your employment contract may say how much notice you get. If not, the contract has an implied term (oral or written) that the employer will give you reasonable notice of dismissal. Either way, an employer gives notice by telling you that your job will end on a particular date. Until that date, the employment contract continues – and so do your and your employer’s obligations under the contract.

How much notice is reasonable? It depends on several things including the type of job, how long you had it, your age, whether similar jobs are available, and your experience, training and qualifications.
You have a duty during the notice period to look for another comparable job. The employer may have a duty, during the notice period, to let you look for another job, so you won’t be unemployed when your current job ends.

Soundy 02-09-2012 08:25 AM

Keep reading:

Quote:

A guide to how much notice and pay
The Employment Standards Act (the Act) sets the following minimum amounts for notice (or pay instead of notice) that must be given to an employee dismissed without just cause. If you have worked less than 3 months in a row, the Act does not require any notice or pay.
If you put up with that level of bullshit for longer than three days, you're a fucking moron. No job is worth that kind of aggravation.

FishTaco 02-09-2012 09:20 AM

If I was in your position, I would have just fucked everything up, cut wires, delete programs/files, spill coffee on papers, etc..

4 hours of work who gives a shit about the pay, I would have spent that time making her life miserable if I was treated like that.
Posted via RS Mobile

ilvtofu 02-09-2012 09:50 AM

Lol the way OP tries to censor the names is retarded.. Not sure if a mod did that or not but you're not hiding anything by writing "Jxxxn Mx" etc.

cho 02-09-2012 09:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilvtofu (Post 7791122)
Lol the way OP tries to censor the names is retarded.. Not sure if a mod did that or not but you're not hiding anything by writing "Jxxxn Mx" etc.

god damn J**** ***n let him voice his mind!

Machi604 02-09-2012 10:25 AM

I believe you can contact the real estate board and file a complaint against realtors..
although I'm not sure exactly what they could do about it..

bcedhk 02-09-2012 10:36 AM

I've had jobs in the past where the managers treated me like shit.

Quit the job, and if you really want, file a complain to someone higher up in the company and hopefully she gets fired.

pretty much all you can do.

NLY 02-09-2012 10:45 AM

If someone requires an assistant, it usually means their job is stressful so don't expect your boss to treat you like santa's little helper. I do not agree with the way she might treat her employees, but you have have to remember it's a job, you're paid to be here which means you can quit if you don't like it.

People change when they realize they have command over others. It's not uncommon for a boss to mistreat employees. You can either suck it up a for a pay cheque or walk away with your dignity

tipy 02-09-2012 10:49 AM

sounds like she is one of those "extreme chinese" to work for.
these people will make sure you work the off your ass and complain of your work no matter how well you did.
it just the way they are
dont ask me how i know

Soundy 02-09-2012 11:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Machi604 (Post 7791158)
I believe you can contact the real estate board and file a complaint against realtors..
although I'm not sure exactly what they could do about it..

They'll take complaints about conduct as a realtor... I doubt they'd even want to hear about conduct as an office boss. How she treats employees has nothing to do with how she sells homes.

Phil@rise 02-09-2012 12:08 PM

You wouldnt like to work for me. I make racist durogitory remarks hit on my employees girlfriends. Make em buy coffee when late and worst of all I carry a squirt bottle full of water around and know how to use it yellin "BAD KITTY!!" and squirt em when they work to slow.

Soundy 02-09-2012 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilvtofu (Post 7791122)
Lol the way OP tries to censor the names is retarded.. Not sure if a mod did that or not but you're not hiding anything by writing "Jxxxn Mx" etc.

I tried to pronounce "Ansxx Realty" and hurt my jaw...

Also, ROR at "Wrongfully Dismissal"

OP is never coming back...

RacePace 02-09-2012 12:23 PM

Wrongful dismissal? did you even mention something about being fired? If you did get fired, sounds like she did you a favour anyway

Mr.Money 02-09-2012 02:09 PM

"Don't work for Cunt's" /end of thread.

:rukidding: if you found out the 1st day she was a pushy old hag without an ounce of any happiness or respect right off the bat,Your retarded for staying around being all Disparate & weak...

for me,it would have being...Fuck You..(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻),& if she got pissed i told her to fuck off,she'd have a nice surprise waiting... :pokerface: yeah those paper clip's in the face would have meant a nice warm spit in her face.

just work for her again & when she tells you to the fix the printer and computer,do this...walk out the door with it open & blame it some crackheads.../revenge solved

subordinate 02-09-2012 02:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil@rise (Post 7791255)
You wouldnt like to work for me. I make racist durogitory remarks hit on my employees girlfriends. Make em buy coffee when late and worst of all I carry a squirt bottle full of water around and know how to use it yellin "BAD KITTY!!" and squirt em when they work to slow.

Hope this isn't serious lol, unless you have developed a good rapport with your employees.

If this is a serious post, it might be good to talk with your employees in a group setting and see if they are cool with your antics (workplace humour) and that they shouldn't be afraid to speak up? It might seem fun to you, but could just be another situation of workplace bullying.
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To the OP, most of what you said is experienced by many who've been in the workplace long enough. Deadlines have to be met, and be prepared to be criticized if they aren't. Can't work OT, yeah; you should tell that to the staff accountants on Public Accounting Firms that put in shitloads of free time during auditing season.

The only thing you stated that was unreasonable to me was her throwing paper clips at you, telling you to "stop looking at her." :yuno:

It's times like those, you just have to flip her the bird and walk out. Life's too short to work with dicks (or bitches in this case).

I don't see you having too much of a case, unless you documented all the times/days she harassed you. And if that Jason dude, co-operates with your side of the story.

Other than that, the other recourse is posting your side on ratemyemployers?

OR, put some key phrases here, so her name pops up in the top searches of Google!:ilied:

yarachi 02-09-2012 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FishTaco (Post 7791100)
If I was in your position, I would have just fucked everything up, cut wires, delete programs/files, spill coffee on papers, etc..

4 hours of work who gives a shit about the pay, I would have spent that time making her life miserable if I was treated like that.
Posted via RS Mobile

That explains why there weren't any previous files or templates that her previous assistant did to work from. I found it strange that she's been a broker for years and I had to retype and redesign everything from scratch. The previous assistant probably fxxxed everything up.

She doesn't get it that there is only so much one person can do in 4 hours each day, Just right after you stress ur head off and complete the entire report, she blames you for not meeting the dead lines.

lowside67 02-09-2012 02:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yarachi (Post 7791044)
still need to find out if anything applies to me, but just fyi

If You're Fired: Wrongful Dismissal

If You're Fired: Wrongful Dismissal

If you are fired without just cause, are you supposed to get notice or severance pay?
Yes. The following sections explain the details.

How much notice?
Your employment contract may say how much notice you get. If not, the contract has an implied term (oral or written) that the employer will give you reasonable notice of dismissal. Either way, an employer gives notice by telling you that your job will end on a particular date. Until that date, the employment contract continues – and so do your and your employer’s obligations under the contract.

How much notice is reasonable? It depends on several things including the type of job, how long you had it, your age, whether similar jobs are available, and your experience, training and qualifications.
You have a duty during the notice period to look for another comparable job. The employer may have a duty, during the notice period, to let you look for another job, so you won’t be unemployed when your current job ends.

Dude, why are you looking at wrongful dismissal information? You haven't said anything about being fired...

Mark


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