Discussion Topic
Verbal Abuse in the Workplace
Posted on 08/29/09, 11:11 am
My boss verbally abused me yesterday, and gave me the cold shoulder the day before. She has done this for years to many employees, which is probably why they quit. I am reporting it, but where do I begin? I feel like dirt, and that I am not capable of doing my job well, even though I know it is not true. Any advice anyone?
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Reply #1 08/29/09 6:08pm
You can go to the HR department, if your company has one. And there maybe government resources in your state. But with so many people out of work you have to be careful. If they find a reason to fire you, there are lots of people out of work. -
Reply #2 08/29/09 10:41pm
She is already trying to fire me by setting me up for disaster as well as herself. The person in HR acts just like her. I can't trust either of them. I did file a police report online, but have also since then started to look for another job. It is so frustrating to be treated horribly like I was there. All I wanted was respect, but I listened and obeyed her every step of the way. Monday, my husband and I are going to get my stuff out there at noon, but hopefully I will hear something for another position beforehand. I sure hope. Please be in prayer. Thank you, Scrooched, you did help me. Am I on the right track everyone? -
Reply #3 08/30/09 1:45pm
good luck. -
Reply #4 08/31/09 10:48am
The police report will be officially filed today, and the EEOC complaint form as well. I will try and keep everyone updated. Thank you for your advice. -
Reply #5 08/31/09 11:09pm
wow
your gutsiness is inspiring
yes please keep us posted -
Reply #6 08/31/09 11:52pm
I also filed charges with the Kansas Human Rights Commission. That makes 3 places now. Wow. As soon as I hear of anything I will let you know. -
Reply #7 09/01/09 12:31am
Honestly I had to go to HR when my supervisor did this to me. It got so bad I did not sleep for three days and I was falling asleep behind the wheel driving home. I decided that either I report her or the stress would literally kill me.
BTW.. ek.. if you need some info on DV in the workplace we will try and cover this in our webinar on the 12th. Let me know if your interested. I can not tolerate verbal abuse but at the same time its hard for me to deal with so often I end up bottling up the anger and exploding later. I have a hard time with confrontation.
Good for you for standing up to this! -
Reply #8 09/01/09 11:54am
Thank you khabri. What time does the webinar begin in regards to CST? That is what got me so confused. -
Reply #9 09/01/09 1:44pm
Here is the info:
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Time & Date:
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Los Angeles (U.S.A. - California) at 11:00:00 AM UTC-7 hours PDT
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Reply #10 09/01/09 1:45pm
I show the two times because that is the difference in time zones...
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