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Employee Denied Leave For Period Pain At Mumbai Mental Health NGO, Internet Says "That's So Ironic"
The incident sparked significant discussion online, with many people criticising the NGO's lack of empathy, especially given its stated mission of working for mental health.
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"Gen Z Is Straightforward": Delhi Employee's Blunt Leave Text Amid Toxic Air Goes Viral
A Gen Z employee's blunt leave message citing eye irritation from Delhi pollution went viral, sparking conversation on generational changes in workplace communication.
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Boss Shouts At Junior For Accidentally Revealing Tattoo, Questions Their 'Ethical Duties', Reddit Post Viral
During one of the audits, the employee said they forgot to wear the sleeve band and ended up showing the tattoo, which led to the toxic exchange.
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Employee Seeks Leave For Grandfather's Death, Manager's Cold Reply Sparks Outrage: "Be Active On WhatsApp"
The manager's reply shocked the internet, highlighting how some workplaces expect employees to be constantly available, even during personal emergencies.
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"Everyone's Mother Dies": UCO Bank Official Accused Of "Inhuman" Behaviour In Viral Email
The allegations against him reveal a pattern of denying staff leave during personal crises, including rejecting an employee's request for leave following his mother's death.
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"He Threw A Mouse At My Face": Woman Reveals Workplace Horror At Comedy Show
The viral video has reignited discussions on workplace toxicity and the emotional toll it takes.
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"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
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UK Nurse Wins Rs 30 Lakh After Indian Woman's 'Rude' Eye-Rolling Sparks Panic Attacks
The situation escalated further in September 2024 when Ms Howieson was brought to tears at work, prompting her to have a meeting with the clinic owner, Dr Fary Johnson Vithayathil.
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"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
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"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
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Employee Denied Leave For Period Pain At Mumbai Mental Health NGO, Internet Says "That's So Ironic"
The incident sparked significant discussion online, with many people criticising the NGO's lack of empathy, especially given its stated mission of working for mental health.
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"Gen Z Is Straightforward": Delhi Employee's Blunt Leave Text Amid Toxic Air Goes Viral
A Gen Z employee's blunt leave message citing eye irritation from Delhi pollution went viral, sparking conversation on generational changes in workplace communication.
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Boss Shouts At Junior For Accidentally Revealing Tattoo, Questions Their 'Ethical Duties', Reddit Post Viral
During one of the audits, the employee said they forgot to wear the sleeve band and ended up showing the tattoo, which led to the toxic exchange.
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Employee Seeks Leave For Grandfather's Death, Manager's Cold Reply Sparks Outrage: "Be Active On WhatsApp"
The manager's reply shocked the internet, highlighting how some workplaces expect employees to be constantly available, even during personal emergencies.
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"Everyone's Mother Dies": UCO Bank Official Accused Of "Inhuman" Behaviour In Viral Email
The allegations against him reveal a pattern of denying staff leave during personal crises, including rejecting an employee's request for leave following his mother's death.
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"He Threw A Mouse At My Face": Woman Reveals Workplace Horror At Comedy Show
The viral video has reignited discussions on workplace toxicity and the emotional toll it takes.
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"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
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UK Nurse Wins Rs 30 Lakh After Indian Woman's 'Rude' Eye-Rolling Sparks Panic Attacks
The situation escalated further in September 2024 when Ms Howieson was brought to tears at work, prompting her to have a meeting with the clinic owner, Dr Fary Johnson Vithayathil.
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"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
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"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
