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(#11) Somebody's Personal Hygiene Was In Question
From Redditor /u/Sixad:
The one that had to be repeatedly sent home to shower and change.
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(#8) Somebody Punched A Co-Worker In The Face Under The Assumption He Wouldn't Get Fired
From Redditor /u/fredfenster:
A few years back I made some changes to our employee manual, so I put a couple copies in the break room for everyone to read if they wanted. The next day, one guy from the shipping department (who had worked there for over 10 years) walked into the main office and punched another guy [with whom] he had been having a little feud for years right in the side of the face. Caught him totally off guard, knocked him out of his chair and onto the floor.
The shipping department guy then walks out of the office and goes back to his job like nothing happened. Police were called, [they] gave him a citation, and I told him to grab everything and he was done. He got all upset because he had been reading the new employee manual and one part had said if there was a problem with an employee, they would be verbally reprimanded then suspended from work, and if it continues, they would be fired. He assumed he could punch the other guy in the face twice without being fired.
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(#15) An Employee Thought She Had A Psychic Connection With Cats
From Redditor /u/bluemerle:
I run the vet department of a local animal shelter. We had one vet assistant who thought she had some sort of psychic connection with cats and would leave all their cages open to prove it. We had to let her go after three cats went missing.
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(#14) An Employee Started Stalking His Boss
From Redditor /u/Chromatinkerer:
My boss had a former employee who he had a disagreement with. The employee started calling his house in the middle of the night and hanging up, repeatedly.
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(#12) One Guy Tried To Set Himself On Fire
From Redditor /u/mack_daddy9249:
Introduced flame retardant jackets to employees who were working around highly flammable materials. Employee thought (or lack of thought) to try out the retardant aspect on the production floor by opening the jacket and trying to burn it with a lighter. Ripped the guy off the floor and threw him in my office.
After cooling a bit, [I] threw out the question, "You tried to light yourself on fire, what do you think of yourself?" to see how he would self-reflect from that perspective aside from risking other workers. His response is that phrased in that manner, it makes him sound like an idiot. I agreed and called him an idiot and welcomed him to report it to HR while he's leaving.
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(#3) One Night Guard Spent Shifts Getting Drunk On Hard Cider
From Redditor /u/therealbighairy:
I'm a security supervisor. I came in one morning, and found the nightshift guard asleep, with an empty cider bottle beside him... The cider in question was what you'd call hard cider. This sh*t wasn't just hard, it was f*cking solid. If you're in the UK, it was White Lightning.
I walked around him, set up my computer, filled in the paper work to get him off-site, called control, waited an hour for the company to send a rep down, drank a coffee, all without this f*cker doing more than snoring or farting.
When he was cleaning out his locker, a whole bunch of empties fell out. He hadn't even had the sense to toss them.
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