A Co-Worker That Needs To Go!
By FloatingGum
@FloatingGum (346)
United States
February 23, 2007 1:17pm CST
Have you ever had that co-worker that needs to be let go and management just seems to let them slide with no apparent reason?
We have a woman like thta and it's driving us crazy. They have been letting her slide for months. She comes in late, breaks the rules, doesn't complete her work, is rude to customers, etc. We had three customer complains just this week alone about her.
Finally yesterday she got written up twice. We are hoping that the end is near. It's universal - everyone is fed up with her. I don't think there is anyone who likes her and I don't know how you could even stay at someplace where no one likes you.
What do you do when you have a co-worker who no one likes and needs to go like this? How do you handle it when management seems to give them a free pass and you are diligent about doing your work?
1 response
@ShadyGrove (996)
• United States
24 Feb 07
That would make me very irritated.
I think you all should continue to report
any problems to your boss - it is their job
for disciplinary action - make your boss
accountable.
Not sure why management would be overlooking this
unless she is related somehow, is a friend of
the family, has something she is holding over
the boss's head, or they are fooling around????
I've seen several people who do a crappy job and
really don't care what other's think. I couldn't
work somewhere where I was not wanted or liked.
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