What was this construction boss thinking? His employee, u/Stumpy6464, was baffled by the instructions they received by their boss, but they did their job as directed.
Some workplaces are just chronically understaffed. This makes for an unpleasant work environment for the employees: they're going to be dealing with annoyed customers, or they're going to be rushing around trying to get all of that extra work done. For this person, their construction boss decided to interfere with their normal daily procedures, and he learned an unfortunate lesson from it.
In the comments section, concerned people told the original poster that they should be careful that their boss doesn't escalate the situation. After all, the big bosses are going to find out about what happened, whether or not the original poster informs them about it or not. At least if they're prepared to cover their own behind, they'll (hopefully!) avoid taking any blame for their boss's big and very costly mistakes. People assured them that they'd almost certainly be blamed for this, and to be cautious while navigating this territory with the big boss.
Up next, this school caretaker was surprised that his boss didn't want him to open the gate to students and families, but he agreed to do so.
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