FunkMistress said:

FunkMistress said:

Lmao... here we gooooo

FunkMistress said:

It doesn't seem that bad, Missfee.

I agree with you in the sense that a warm atmosphere is a good working atmosphere, but it shouldn't be a priority esp in this day & age where economic misfortunes are running rampant.

These days I'm VERY content. I don't need to see no parties, I could care less if I got outta my workplace without friends and I certainly don't mind wearing a boring getup for afew hours,,,,,the fact that I'm working is comforting to me.

And anyway, its temporary to me, which is even for the better if there's no emotional attachments involved.

FunkMistress said:

FunkMistress said:

I'm a train conductor are you taking the piss out of my hat

mdiver said:

<--Self Employed Artist

endymion said:

hokie said:

I'm not sure if i have said this before but..... your hot

endymion said:

[Edited 4/24/09 8:42am]

mdiver said:

are you trying to say i don't have ownership of hokie ?


Oh yeah You're an annoying fucker i hate people who are accurate

endymion said:

You still owe me beer bitch

mdiver said:

Damn right

endymion said:

endymion said:

You have said it. Now if you'll just agree to give me a dollar for every time you tell me I could ditch the whole nursing career.

JustErin said:

psychodelicide said:

I prefer working with women now at my age. Most of my bosses are women, as well as my co-workers (I freelance at different organizations). But male or female, I have always gotten along with bosses pretty well.

Harlepolis said:

I sort of agree with this. I have noticed that many of my predecessors and replacements have had HUGE struggles with my bosses, when I didn't. I work with people's finances, so there is a lot of touchy, sensitive, emotional material involved. I think I tend to show respect for my bosses and their quirks, and assume they know what their doing, no matter how it differs from my way of doing things. I try to perform the job the way THEY like it to the best of my ability. I've had some pretty lame situations, but I make sure I get paid for every minute I work, and then when the situation doesn't improve, I leave. But I ALWAYS leave on good terms, and it is ALWAYS my choice, not theirs, and I get great recommendations -- even from employers I despised . It's a great pattern to follow, and you can only move up to better things that way. Maintain a spirit of service and humility, then look for something better!

You can always come and take my job....so many rules that you'll run screaming back to your present job!!

**in the military, so don't mind me!!**

heartbeatocean said:

That's good.

hokie said:

Do the training so you at least get to keep the uniform

KatSkrizzle said:

Your boss is surely one nasty mind-games nutter.
I wish you find a job that respects you and truly values your work.

johnart said:

kimrachell said:

johnart said:

What's your job, a prostitute?

god, i no how u feel!did u read my thread,i feel the same way, trust me,just being at my job gives me panic attacks.has anyone on here ever had one? its quite scarey,u almost feel like u r having a heart attack,racing heart, pain in ur arm, feel faint scary. i do feel for u .

Glad I work in employment law - I know my rights - and they know I know my rights.

In Britain we are a very protected society - have to go through processes for letting employees go.

Disability discrimination
Sex discrimination
Constructive dismissal (which is what your case would come under)
Compromise Agreements
and many more.....

It is quite hard to get the sack here in England
You can be fired within a year but they would have to give you a good reason after a year they have to go through a legal process or you can sue their ass off!!

Even in redundancy cases if they do not go through the legal process you can sue them!

sorry you don't like your job. it is sort of insane when employers get to the extremes. i'm not allowed to have anyone at my desk because managers that pass by complain that we're not busy enough...like they can tell if it's work related or not from the hallway.