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Nowadays everyone is active on the internet, the best and special thing is that you can see different types of things here every day. What can you see in this place? No one can guess because every post that goes viral here surprises you on a different level. That we not only see but also share widely with each other. One such post is under discussion among people these days. Where people troll the boss of a restaurant.
Different rules have been set for employees in every country in the world, but one thing is very common everywhere. It is necessary for employees to take vacations and this is also a need for everyone. However, the owners feel that the work is done by robots and not humans.
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Why do companies think this is okay? byu/Goodn00dl3 slightly infuriating
Those who have no work except office. One such one-owner rule is becoming more and more viral among people these days. Where he took his employees and made them like this. Know who everyone is trolling you.
According to the report published on the English website Mirror, this rule is from the Sarrow restaurant in California, United States. When an owner has issued a new Tughlaqi decree for his employees. According to which, you will not have vacations from November 25 to 31, regardless of the type of job you have.
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At this time, your leaves already taken will also be cancelled. This rule is being implemented for employees because these will be the busiest days of the year and there will be more work. That is why it is important that everyone is present.
This post has been shared in the Reddit group r/mildlyinfuriating. In which something has been hidden on top of the note, which could probably be the name of that restaurant. After this post went viral, people are giving their reactions by commenting on it in various ways. One user wrote that even if you get sick at this job, don’t stay at home, go directly to the office and die there. While another wrote: “These companies shouldn’t even be told before they leave.”
