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Employee Gets Bitten by Boss's Aggressive Dog and Pushed to Finish His Work Before Going to the Hospital
When you get badly wounded and they ask you to complete your hours before seeking medical attention, that's when you better believe you're not treated like a human being at work.
This employee arrived at his office job only to find out that his boss brought his unleashed, aggressive dog to work that day. Now, normally little doggies could brighten someone's dreary day at the office, but not this dog. This dog seems like a descendant of Cujo. Not only that, but the boss refused to put him on a leash and keep him in his private office. By the time the dog aggressively barked at the employee in his cubicle and then lunged at him, the boss came over and cussed out….the employee. Because that makes sense, right?
It gets worse. The employee wanted to go to the hospital and voiced that to his supervisor, who then proceeded to push him to stay until his hours were complete. The AUDACITY of that man! Thankfully, the Redditor didn't comply, stormed out, and plans to press charges. Hopefully, he's not traumatized by dogs for life because even in just writing this, I'm getting chills about the next time Susan brings her standard poodle to the office. Get a dog sitter, Susan!
This thread was posted to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit by u/notgoodredditname. For more stories like this, check out this post about a bartender who decided to enact revenge on her boss during her final month at work!
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