Theft at work - RANT
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The term IT Administrator has a huge range...including pay going from about 10k to 70k
I didn't ask for a raise, I asked to see what my wage was based on as I felt I was being paid below the market rate
But that's a different thread...
Ahh well looks like you have both lost any chances at a promotion, I wouldn't look favorably on this if I was a manager. I can see your predicament but in my office anyway I am sure I could have got my phone back without making a scene/resorting to violence and my social skills are very very poor.
Hire some chavs to stab him and take it back for some smack?Ahh well looks like you have both lost any chances at a promotion, I wouldn't look favorably on this if I was a manager. I can see your predicament but in my office anyway I am sure I could have got my phone back without making a scene/resorting to violence and my social skills are very very poor.
No, I would have just taken it from him or have took something else of his, either way letting this guy take something for several hours makes the OP look like a weak pathetic pleb, simply grab it out of his pocket if that is where it is, grab his balls while your at it, who cars, whats he going to do say don't touch my balls? why are you afraid? I jsut don't understand this at all lol. Maybe the social environment where I work is much more relaxed, it isnt like a school classroom.
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I would have lamped him one, you should have done the same.
How old is he? 7?
How old is he? 7?
I have to say the whole thing was very childish, if the car reader was that importnt to the guy I'd have just stumped up £12 from my pocket and told him to order his own and then get my phone back.
I had someone at work, out of pure spite take my phone out of my coat pocket, I got it back, but not by going to a manager.
I had someone at work, out of pure spite take my phone out of my coat pocket, I got it back, but not by going to a manager.
Sounds like something from a school playground...
Don't borrow from people if you can't look after it, when you did lose it you should have just stumped up the cash there and then, or did you think you could you save a few quid by ordering one yourself?
As for the over dramatic title "Theft at work" from his point of view you're the thief - although two wrongs don't make a right, at least now you'll make an effort.
Don't borrow from people if you can't look after it, when you did lose it you should have just stumped up the cash there and then, or did you think you could you save a few quid by ordering one yourself?
As for the over dramatic title "Theft at work" from his point of view you're the thief - although two wrongs don't make a right, at least now you'll make an effort.
Hiya mate. No sir, most of Underwriting is staying put! Thankfully. The other offices are a bit carp.
when you did lose it you should have just stumped up the cash there and then, or did you think you could you save a few quid by ordering one yourself?
Yeah the new ones down by the Station. I'm not sure which departments are going, but like i said they're keeping Underwriting in Library House so i dont have to go anywhere
The term IT Administrator has a huge range...including pay going from about 10k to 70k
I didn't ask for a raise, I asked to see what my wage was based on as I felt I was being paid below the market rate
But that's a different thread...
For once i agree with this, a job title in some places can mean dam all.
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Lucky I'm not your manager, I'd have humiliated you both in front of your colleagues. Depending on your responses probably a couple of verbal warnings too...
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