Employees should not be forced to show up at work on their off-days.
No employee likes coming to work on Sundays when they are supposed to rest rather than work but some supervisors or bosses want their employees to go the extra mile and for the company. Why a competent employee is always asked to go the extra mile for the whole team? A Reddit user shared on Reddit that his supervisor used other coworkers to text him to come to work on a Sunday for a project he has already done. OP kept telling his coworker “Try Jesus… Please don’t try me” Then the supervisor texted him and OP told him not to text him on an off day and that on his personal contact number. OP told him to go and reread his contract. Scroll down to read the complete story.
1. Arthur’s coworker wanted him to come to work on Sunday:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
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2. Another coworker texted OP after Jeffery and OP told him to see him on Monday.
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
3. Then Dave texted OP and OP got mad at what he texted him:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
4. OP gave Dave a shut-up call by reminding him of his contract.
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
5. After reading OP’s text, Dave only sent one last text:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
6. Then Jon texted OP and apologized to him and told him to have a meeting about it.
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
7. The meeting was held on Monday and Jon told everyone not to text OP ever on his off day.
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
8. Dave texted OP again but this time on a work day when OP was late to work:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
9. Dave was warned to never text OP or he will lose his job:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
10. Jeff, a black guy, texted OP on a Sunday and they had this conversation:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
11. OP asked him about his contract:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
12. Jeff didn’t know about the contract and he wanted to read it again:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
13. The other day Dave told OP that his calculations were wrong:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
14. Then Dave came to OP’s office:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
15. OP talked to Dave about the stapler thing the other day:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
16. The Jr VP wanted OP to come to his office but OP told him it will take three hours:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
17. Jessica told OP to come when he is done.
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
18. OP reported sabotage and Jessica told OP to see her tomorrow in the morning:
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
19. Dave texted OP and told him about his retirement.
Via Try Jesus, please don’t try me
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