His Manager Kept Targeting Him for Firing—But Her Latest Scheme Broke Major Union Agreements, and She’s the One Who Got Fired
A bad manager’s worst nightmare is a strong union.
A bad manager’s worst nightmare is a strong union.
The best defense against manufactured anxiety is simply refusing to humor it.
Not every job opportunity is worth holding onto.
Overtime should not be expected or required.
All the manager had to do was give the staff advance notice.
If she gets fired, it’ll be wrongful termination.
If HR wants to quote the rulebook, they should at least properly read it first!
A bold plan isn’t the same thing as a good idea.
The broken forklift finally did its job — just not the one the boss expected
Flexibility goes much further than rigid schedules ever will.
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