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Boss Texts Vacationing Employee 15 Times to Cover A Shift, Employee Blocks Number

This employee is in a long-distance relationship with her boyfriend. After two months of being apart, they organized a vacation so that they could spend some quality time together.

Surprise, surprise… Just as she was leaving, her new boss pulled her aside and asked if she could stay to cover a shift since they were short-staffed. The employee had to pick up her boyfriend from the airport and get her vacation underway, so she declined.

An onslaught of messages from the boss soon followed, calling her names and asking her random questions to harass her. She then tried turning off her phone before resorting to blocking the boss's number.

The employee now wonders if she is in the wrong for blocking her boss's number. Her boss blew up at her when she returned to work, calling her unprofessional.

What's your take? Is she in the wrong here?

For more horrible bosses check out this boss who attempted to force a new mother to resign when she returned to work.

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Posted by Brad Dickson
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