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3, 8, 9 for me
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Tough choices.
Store bought? Or homemade?
6, 8, 15
3, 8, 9 for me
I need my kinilaw and bbq sticks
Yo this was hard but I’m gonna go with 4, 9 and 16. My mom makes some bomb dinuguan, I just had it last week.
3, 8, 9 for me
I'd get a hand held audio recoder and keep it running I'm my pocket all day. $40 recorder can record up to 30hrs without charging and store over 1000hrs of audio. It's insurance. If they verbally abuse him, this WILL come in handy. I would record the whole work day everyday for a month and make a note of the time, everytime I'm harassed (write down the time to reference it later on the recording.) I would record for about a month until I'm satisfied with the content I need to move forward by either presenting the audio to hr (if he can trust that move) or if I need to seek legal counsel.Yo this is about to sound mad extra right now and I hardly come in this thread, but I’m a black man and I have always been down with y’all culture. My best friend is Filipino. Our families are tight, we live in Washington, big flip community. Anyways, I work at Boeing and so does my boy, and for months he has been **** on by his manager, the union, ethics, 2nd level manager.
They continually write him up and give him cams (corrective action memo) and crazy work loads. It’s unreal. And as a person who has faced racism or discrimination it’s clear as day he rubbed someone the wrong way and they playing with this man. It’s insane. Like he has no suppor when working in aircraft and then they come and punish him and try to make an example of him daily. Dude been drinking more and all sorts of ****. Anyways, He drafted a letter to Hr and they weren’t messing with him, then her talked to the union/ethics & they said he didn’t have enough evidence. I’m like wtf? You gotta catch someone calling you a slur on camera!!!
so I figure since English is his second language I didn’t have time to review the first draft. I kinda knew what was happening but it’s a boys club in there all politics, I thought he may had been exaggerating. I’m drafting a letter for him right now, about “how in this climate they shouldn’t make him feel targeted and discriminated against, also how coming to work is like walking into a storm, and how inside Boeing is a microcosm of the outsold world. It needs to be addressed and the harassment needs to stop“ sorta thing.
I’m tryna hit all the talking points and make it an issue that has to be addressed. So this dude can just work. White managers walk up and talk crazy to him. It’s wild and he’s so nice/non confrontational they using him as a scape goat on why their shop is behind. They wanna move him out the building.
anyways any input for this letter or if any of y’all got insight on HR/ethics would be greatly appreciated.
this me and him @ work
the **** these dudes get away with in this company against minorities is sickening.
Don’t just write the letter either. Email that ****. Cc the superiors who are harassing him, coworkers, HR, union, etc. Get it to a point where they can’t say they never received the letter and it’s the first their hearing of this grievance.I'd get a hand held audio recoder and keep it running I'm my pocket all day. $40 recorder can record up to 30hrs without charging and store over 1000hrs of audio. It's insurance. If they verbally abuse him, this WILL come in handy. I would record the whole work day everyday for a month and make a note of the time, everytime I'm harassed (write down the time to reference it later on the recording.) I would record for about a month until I'm satisfied with the content I need to move forward by either presenting the audio to hr (if he can trust that move) or if I need to seek legal counsel.
The letter you're helping him with will come in handy as well, even if they choose to ignore it. The more proof he can collect to show he's exhausted all avenues for help and the company has still failed to remedy the situation, the better position it puts him in if he chooses to seek legal counsel. My 2 cents.
Props for helping the man out. You're a good dude.
This might be the same reason for dude.Yea he's screwed.
Same thing happened to my sister at her last job. She unknowingly pissed off someone in power, and put a bulls eye on her back.
Just got bullied at every turn. Was given crap assignments with no support, and written up for every little thing.
She ended up having to leave before her probation ended cuz she was about to get fired.
I’ve heard horror stories a plenty where I work. It’s always the wrong people with no leadership or people skills that move up smh. Sounds like if your sister didn’t quit they wouldn’t have passed her when her probation was up.Yea he's screwed.
Same thing happened to my sister at her last job. She unknowingly pissed off someone in power, and put a bulls eye on her back.
Just got bullied at every turn. Was given crap assignments with no support, and written up for every little thing.
She ended up having to leave before her probation ended cuz she was about to get fired.