A furious employee has threatened to quit after their boss tried to force them to work on Christmas Day. The worker was looking forward to travelling home to see their parents over the festive season when they randomly noticed they were scheduled to work.
A furious employee has threatened to quit after their boss tried to force them to work on Christmas Day . The conundrum came to light through Briton Ben Askins, a digital-agency entrepreneur who describes himself as a “champion of millennials and gen Zs in the workplace”. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Employee’s fury over boss’s text messages.
Askins read out an anonymous submission from an office employee whose manager suddenly wanted them to work on December 25 — after the manager made a mistake by not rostering enough people on. The worker was looking forward to travelling home to see their parents over the festive season when they randomly noticed they were scheduled to work. “Just seen that I’m now down to work on Christmas Day?” the employee said in a WhatsApp message to the boss. The manager replied: “Yes sorry about that, realised we were one short on the rota so someone had to do it.” However, the employee confirmed they wouldn’t be around to work. “But I have already made plans to be out of town at my parents?” the text continue
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