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Boss won't approve over time pay, so employee works exactly 40 hours | r/MaliciousCompliance Join u/Mycatsitslikehesppl 1d Boss won't approve OT so work EXACTLY 40 hrs/week until tried quit M my 20's worked at tiny coffee/wine bar establishment sold coffee mornings and had wine/beer license evening crowd. Its selling point had food pairings all its drinks, both coffee and alcohol fairly new business, only year old had bare bones staff and owner herself tended bar evenings, usually solo because

Boss Won't Approve OT, Employee Works Exactly 40 Hours

A mean step mom uses all the family's water, so she gets all her bottled water used | r/pettyrevenge Join u/bubonicplagiarism 9h ?1 Wicked witch water Not too long ago were grip one worst droughts have ever seen. Many old timers said worst they'd ever seen so yeah bad live on rainwater catch off house and shed roof and store tanks. At this time 's been well over 18 months since last time rained, so are buying water stock and being very, very frugal with our water ration house.

Careless Step Mom Learns Her Lesson

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A crazy boss tries to overwork an employee, doesn't compensate them, and ends up regretting it | r/MaliciousCompliance u/WatanabeSama 1d Join Crazy boss tries make work more than anyone, but doesn't want pay accordingly L First, some info and backstory: Minimum wage Brazil R$954,00/month 180,00/month nowadays Back May 2017 started working companny as 2D designer Intern. 2 months later started working hourly, but with some benefits started making R$ 1500,00/month 280,00/month).

Crazy Boss Tries To Overwork Employee, Doesn't Pay Accordingly, Regrets It

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