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embarrassed

tupenny · 2015-10-15 14:05:40

Today in work I was speaking to my direct manager when the manager of HR came in to speak with my manager. So I said I will come back later to continue conversation about work on hand. As I turned to walk out HR manager (who would not even know my name, never mind have any sort of friendly relationship) put up his leg to…

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#62 23-10-2015 04:34PM

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This is gas, I would think I've seen a lot of daft behaviour at work, certainly much wilder than that, but only in a context where people know each other well and are comfortable.
I'd say you've every right to make a complaint, completely crazy thing to do. It'd probably be the best thing for that dXXkhead too, he'd find out he was out of order. Unbelievably stupid, tripping up a women you don't know and thinking it's a bit of craic! What a clown.

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