'Boss Forbids Me From Emailing': Boss Tries to Control Employee's Communications, Employee Uses His Own Write-Up as Evidence Against Her
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09/29/2023
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If you're going to make your employee document something, just make sure that information can't be used against you.
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When an employee who had to regularly communicate with superiors to do his job properly was told by his boss that all communication must go through her, he realized there was only one solution; comply.
Despite multiple attempts to reason, he eventually decided to send all communication to his boss, per her request. Unfortunately, that left some superiors pretty unpleased when they didn't get their info. Oh well, not our employee's fault. -
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When an employee who had to regularly communicate with superiors to do his job properly was told by his boss that all communication must go through her, he realized there was only one solution; comply.
Despite multiple attempts to reason, he eventually decided to send all communication to his boss, per her request. Unfortunately, that left some superiors pretty unpleased when they didn't get their info. Oh well, not our employee's fault.
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