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Boss is an absolute bully

Pecker31 · 2016-08-31 13:18:13

So to cut a long story short I am in my job with approx 6 months and all was fine at the start. I work for a lovely lady and its only me and her in the office, mainly me as she has kids etc. Her husband owns the sister company and also this one. To put it mildly he is a dog. He curses to me daily over numerous things and I…

31-08-2016 1:18pm

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So to cut a long story short I am in my job with approx 6 months and all was fine at the start. I work for a lovely lady and its only me and her in the office, mainly me as she has kids etc. Her husband owns the sister company and also this one.

To put it mildly he is a dog. He curses to me daily over numerous things and I have never felt so intimidated. When I joined they were a very new company so had no procedures in place or reports etc, I started to do all them and now "they are not good enough" "they don't make sense" "they are pointless" and basically he thinks I am an incompetent s**t. He travels a lot so I email him the reports in excel, he rings then saying he can't open them on his I phone and "you don't f**king understand I am trying to read it on a small screen" .... not my problem

I am actively looking for another job at present and don't want to talk to his wife as I would imagine she gets it 1000 times worse than me.

Someone tell me this isn't normal to be spoken to like this, something then the wife (my boss) got on his power trip and I feel like telling them both where to go, when I ask for time off or my holiday allowance I am looked at like I am being cheeky.

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The same thread is open in Work & Jobs. There is no need for this accross multiple forums.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=100860551

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