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Boss Denies WFH Request, Sick Employee Reaches Office Only To Be Sent Home
A Reddit user has expressed his frustration over his boss's no-work-from-home rule.
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HR Executive Slams Employee For Quitting On Day 1, LinkedIn Post Divides Internet
An HR executive recently took to LinkedIn to express her disbelief after a newly hired employee quit the job after just one day.
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X User Says "Indians Are The Most Overworked People On Earth", Sparks Discussion
Akshat Shrivastava, a finance advisor and a content creator, has sparked a debate online after saying that Indians are the most overworked people on earth, not by choice, but because of systemic pressures ingrained from a young age.
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US Banker Sues Employer Over Chucky Doll Prank, Claims It Gave Her PTSD And Ruined Career
A former employee of a US bank is suing her ex-employer on allegations that a manager placed a Chucky doll in her office chair despite knowing she was afraid of dolls.
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"Collapsed In My Chair": Bengaluru Man Lands In Hospital After CEO's "Brutal" Verbal Abuse
The Redditor claimed that he faced constant harassment from the CEO during the few months he spent at the company.
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"Is Your Brain Fired From Fever?": Chinese Employee Requests Sick Leave, Gets Verbally Abused Instead
An HR supervisor in China has triggered outrage online after insulting a young female employee who requested an hour off due to a fever.
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"I Can Get You A Chair": Boss Asks Employee To Return To Work With Broken Leg. WhatsApp Chat Goes Viral
A WhatsApp chat between a new employee and his boss has gone viral, sparking a discussion on toxic work culture.
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"Not A Request": Boss Threatens Woman With Pay Cut For Refusing To Work On Day Off
The controversy began when the manager asked an employee to cover a presentation for a colleague busy with a client.
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"Why Is It Difficult To Pay Bare Minimum": Reddit Post On India's "Free Work Culture" Goes Viral
A Reddit post highlighting the exploitative culture of unpaid internships in India's tech sector has triggered a discussion online.
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25-Year-Old Krutrim Techie Found Dead In Bengaluru, Toxic Work Culture Blamed
Nearly two weeks after the body of a 25-year-old engineer was found in Agara Lake, allegations have surfaced on Reddit and media reports quoting unnamed employees that the engineer died by suicide due to toxic work culture.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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"Am I Dying?": Bengaluru Employee Working 16 Hours A Day Claims He Has Gained 24 kg
Many advised the employee to quit his job and take a break, while others urged him to prioritise his health above all else.
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Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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US Investment Banker's Cause Of Death Revealed After Months-Long Investigation
Carter McIntosh, a 28-year-old investment banker at Jefferies Financial Group's Dallas office, died from an "accidental overdose" of fentanyl and cocaine, Business Insider reported.
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Boss Denies WFH Request, Sick Employee Reaches Office Only To Be Sent Home
A Reddit user has expressed his frustration over his boss's no-work-from-home rule.
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HR Executive Slams Employee For Quitting On Day 1, LinkedIn Post Divides Internet
An HR executive recently took to LinkedIn to express her disbelief after a newly hired employee quit the job after just one day.
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X User Says "Indians Are The Most Overworked People On Earth", Sparks Discussion
Akshat Shrivastava, a finance advisor and a content creator, has sparked a debate online after saying that Indians are the most overworked people on earth, not by choice, but because of systemic pressures ingrained from a young age.
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US Banker Sues Employer Over Chucky Doll Prank, Claims It Gave Her PTSD And Ruined Career
A former employee of a US bank is suing her ex-employer on allegations that a manager placed a Chucky doll in her office chair despite knowing she was afraid of dolls.
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"Collapsed In My Chair": Bengaluru Man Lands In Hospital After CEO's "Brutal" Verbal Abuse
The Redditor claimed that he faced constant harassment from the CEO during the few months he spent at the company.
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"Is Your Brain Fired From Fever?": Chinese Employee Requests Sick Leave, Gets Verbally Abused Instead
An HR supervisor in China has triggered outrage online after insulting a young female employee who requested an hour off due to a fever.
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"I Can Get You A Chair": Boss Asks Employee To Return To Work With Broken Leg. WhatsApp Chat Goes Viral
A WhatsApp chat between a new employee and his boss has gone viral, sparking a discussion on toxic work culture.
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"Not A Request": Boss Threatens Woman With Pay Cut For Refusing To Work On Day Off
The controversy began when the manager asked an employee to cover a presentation for a colleague busy with a client.
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"Why Is It Difficult To Pay Bare Minimum": Reddit Post On India's "Free Work Culture" Goes Viral
A Reddit post highlighting the exploitative culture of unpaid internships in India's tech sector has triggered a discussion online.
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25-Year-Old Krutrim Techie Found Dead In Bengaluru, Toxic Work Culture Blamed
Nearly two weeks after the body of a 25-year-old engineer was found in Agara Lake, allegations have surfaced on Reddit and media reports quoting unnamed employees that the engineer died by suicide due to toxic work culture.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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"Am I Dying?": Bengaluru Employee Working 16 Hours A Day Claims He Has Gained 24 kg
Many advised the employee to quit his job and take a break, while others urged him to prioritise his health above all else.
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Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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US Investment Banker's Cause Of Death Revealed After Months-Long Investigation
Carter McIntosh, a 28-year-old investment banker at Jefferies Financial Group's Dallas office, died from an "accidental overdose" of fentanyl and cocaine, Business Insider reported.
