February 9, 2026 at 11:49 am
His Job Started Messing With His Hours, So He Faked Sick For A Mental Health Day
An emergency on their part doesn’t constitute an emergency on his.
An emergency on their part doesn’t constitute an emergency on his.
He should call the customer again.
Safety last.
Apparently, you can still easily fail at personal verification questions about yourself.
If the company wants two-factor security, they might need to factor in the phone expense, as well.
This doesn’t reflect to well on shoppers, does it…?
“No exceptions” only apply to the little guys, not the bigwigs.
The power-tripping security guard got what he deserved.
Assuming you know everything can cause big problems.
Some rules just don’t make any sense.
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