'She quit in disgrace': Hardworking nurse gets put on probation when a vindictive coworker files a false report; nurse gets payback by exposing them and making them quit

When a coworker is out to get you, it's not a simple task to evade them. Not only are you trapped in the workplace with this person, seeing their scowling face everyday, but it's not like you can just pressure them to quit. Or can you? In this case, one woman dealt with a vindictive workplace enemy by pulling an uno reverse on them, exposing their terrible work ethic and forcing them to face their lies.

OP is a nurse who works with a team of specialists to conduct patient research. After a new hire was brought in to handle entry-level tasks, OP quickly noticed a disparity between her rigorous work ethic and her new coworker's laziness. Bossy, overworked, and feeling drowned in her coworker's responsibilities, the two became fast enemies. The lazy hire eventually got tired of OP telling her what to do and decided to take matters into her own hands by filing a false patient report, which complained about OP's "inappropriate attire" in the workplace. Having worn lab coats, modest blouses, and slacks for most of her career, OP was baffled when she was put on probation.

But she quickly turned the tables around when dealing with her punishment for promiscuity, bringing justice to the workplace once again. Scroll for the full story on how one hardworking nurse got payback against a vengeful coworker, involving their supervisors in some personal business on the company computer. For more stories about malicious compliance in the workplace, check out this tale of a farmhand who flooded his boss's house with bubbles as retaliation for tedious tasks outside his job description.

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