'You must be kidding!': Boss Emails Entire Company Employee’s Salary Details, Including Expected ‘Raise’

For reasons that are still unknown, salary has proven to be one of the most private and sensitive bits of information in the business world for years, if not decades. What would you do, then, if your pay increase was unintentionally disclosed to the entire company? Would you be happy to brag about your raise, or would you attempt to keep it to yourself given how hard you worked to get here?

The story below is an account of a frustrated employee. When the original poster (OP) first started working, he negotiated a salary that, in his view, was commensurate with his level of experience and competence. Even so, the management agreed to a wage that is slightly less than what OP had asked for, with a provision in the contract stating that OP will receive his original compensation back provided he completes his work within a set amount of time. As a result, the managers began working on the raise as soon as the deadline drew near, and OP was successful in fulfilling his obligations. But when the manager unintentionally issued a private email to all of the staff members in the company, containing the exact amount that OP should anticipate in his next paycheck, everything went awry.

So, be sure to read the story below if you're interested in learning exactly what was said and whether or not OP was able to bounce back from such a setback! In addition, once everything is said and done, don't forget to check out these 30 incredible memes that are sure to make you giggle!

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