Wish My Old Boss Pain And Suffering

I've been out of work since last November and have been struggling to get full time work since. All because of my manager from my old job, he treat people at my old workplace like shit, berating people for taking breaks due to illness and often yelling at employees in front of customers then due to management mishandling funds, three of us were let go due to 'budget restraints' we were given one weeks notice and two of us were told over the phone.
I have tried to reapply when desperate for work especially round the area but to no avail when he's there.
I hate him and his entire family and wish him nothing but suffering and pain

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Apr 1, 2024 at 5:37 AM

Hey Boo-Boo -

Thank you for that up lifting story!

Ya, I know not having a job sucks but look at the bight side of life - at least you'll have all kinds of time to play with your dick now.

If your former boss is a complete piece of shit - why are you trying to get your job back there? Is there no other place in the galaxy you can't find a job?

Clearly you're unemployable.

Go back to the jungle and throw sticks at Gazelles.

Bye-Bye Boo-Boo

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Apr 1, 2024 at 5:45 AM

Have you called "Whine-one-one" ???

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Apr 25, 2024 at 4:15 PM

Look for a labor law attorney. Sounds like some of what your old boss might be illegal depending on where you live. The burden of proof for civil matters is not as strict as for criminal matters so you might be able to sue. Often when you do you can get back wages x 3 depending on which law you sue under and your jurisdiction. So from November say five months x three equals 15 months of back wages in other words more than a years worth and the employer almost always is forced to pay legal expenses. At least look into it for your own peace of mind. I have successfully sued two former employers for tens of thousands of dollars over lost wages and for maintaining a hostile work environment. If you have any emails, text messages, voice messages or anything in writing from your employer save all that and provide to your attorney. You'd be shocked at how an attorney can make evidence out of what you think is nothing.

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