'Work a double and get written up... or...': Every worker quits when manager tries to write them up for working a double shift to help out

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

Feb 25, 2023 9:00 AM EST

Who among us hasn't dreamt of dramatically quitting and walking out the door of a toxic workplace? It's one of those fantasies that seem to creep in any time your manager is berating you for something inane, like not putting one of the new cover sheets on your TPS report.

That's what these workers had the choice to do when their manager tried to write them up for not closing properly. The thing is… they didn't close properly because they had never been trained to close properly—in fact, they weren't meant to be closing at all. They were only closing because they had been asked to help out and pull an emergency double shift because the closing crew had called out.

Yes, this situation was as befuddling and unfair as it sounds, and, quite frankly, the manager is a total idiot. These workers weren't going to stand for it and stood their ground.

Keep reading for this delightful workplace story. For more, check out this company that tried to fabricate charges to avoid paying a worker after he quit.

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'Work a double and get written up... or...': Every worker quits when manager tries to write them up for working a double shift to help out

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