Man claims boss ‘treated him like a pest’ after he asked for off due to torn ligament | Trending

A Reddit user’s post claiming that his boss mreated him after he asked for time off due to an injury has gone viral. In the post, the man said that he asked for some time off due to a torn ligament. However, his boss replied saying that he is making it really hard to get the “general jobs” done. The image shows a message a man whose boss slammed him for missing work. (Reddit/@thrown-all-the-way) “So background, I work maintenance for a couple of big private schools, my manager is 70 and can’t do s***, I’m full time, we hired another guy to work three days Nd he immediately cut down to one day, that guy only does projects, no general maintenance, so we hired another casual too, that was two weeks ago and he has called in sick every day. So I basically myself hold it together, I rolled my ankle today at work and can’t walk without a nasty limp, instead of acknowledging how valuable I am, I get treated like a pest for being injured,” the Reddit user wrote. He concluded the post with a screenshot of a text conversation between him and his boss. Unlock exclusive access to the latest news on India’s general elections, only on the HT App. Download Now! Download Now! Take a look at the entire post here: The post was shared some three days ago. Since then, it has collected more than 2,800 upvotes. The share has further accumulated tons of comments. What did Reddit users say about this post?“Oh no, how dare you get injured! Won’t somebody please think of the shareholders?” posted a Reddit user, sarcastically. “Even that isn’t enough here. A doctor’s request is more important than a boss’s request. If the doctor says that the person needs to be off their feet, then the hourly doesn’t matter. I would rather have an intact foot 20 years down the line than another few dollars today,” shared another. “Cool I’m just gonna go home and deal with this unbearable pain, thanks for the well wishes,” expressed a third. “I wouldn’t even physically bring the note in; I would mail it in (you’re not supposed to be up and around, a reasonable enough excuse), and they’ll get it when they get it, commented a fourth. “All the stuff about the recent new hires and them calling out sick has nothing to do with you and everything to do with the company and their hiring practices. Your manager is garbage, but they’re also 70, so hopefully, they’ll be leaving soon,” wrote a fifth, The post was shared on a subreddit called Antiwork, which is filled with employee posts about the mreatments they have faced at their workspaces. What are your thoughts on this post a man who claims his boss treated him “like a pest”? (HT cannot independently verify the claim)