Re: Kind of attacked at work, need help and opinio... - Page 9

LucyGoose · ‎04-20-2012

Wow. I can't belive a nurse did that.

ROMARY · ‎04-28-2010

As ridiculous and bizarre as this incident was/is, I would just try my best to forget it, and move on to my new job. To avoid possible problems in my new job. I just can't imagine someone drawing on my forehead, but there are 'nut' cases out there, I'm sure. Sorry if I'm politically incorrect, but anyone who draws a circle on someone else's forehead allegedly has something missing, and probably doesn't even belong in a medical facility. However, I haven't yet read any of the replies or any of O/P's updates.

'More or less', 'Right or wrong', 'In general', and 'Just thinking out loud ' (as usual).

qvcaddition · ‎03-10-2010

Back in the 90,s I was bullied @ work and kept documentation for two years. Every supervisor that tried to help got laid off. I finally got an attorney, won my case, but out of a job. Long process.

You got a promotion, move on. Sometime it,s not worth it. If you were still working with them, maybe, but you have moved up.

RinaRina · ‎03-13-2010

@TamiT28 wrote:

The nurse who scribbled on my face sent me multiple text and phone messages yesterday apologizing profusely and claimed she was just fooling around. I texted a different manager in the ER this evening who replied "Sweep this under the rug and move on to your new job."

I am beyond confused, frustrated, and upset at the way I am being treated,as if this is my fault. Is this okay for an employee to not only touch another employee but to mark up their face? Should I just forget about this and be thankful I don't have to work with this person any longer?

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Nonsensical behavior like this makes me glad I retired. I used to work with Ah0les like that. Was what she did "okay"? Absolutely not! However, the manager you texted gave you the correct advice:

"Sweep this under the rug and move on to your new job."

The person who did that to you was a jerk. I'd "put her on ignore".

"The less you respond to negative people, the more peaceful your life will become."

debic · ‎09-02-2010

@qvcaddition wrote:
@Back in the 90,s I was bullied @ work and kept documentation for two years. Every supervisor that tried to help got laid off. I finally got an attorney, won my case, but out of a job. Long process.

You got a promotion, move on. Sometime it,s not worth it. If you were still working with them, maybe, but you have moved up.

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This is exactly why it's often better to turn the other cheek. My sister was in the same type of situation. They preached to come to them if there's a problem. Being on the right side doesn't always work out.

To the OP, I'd feel different if you were physically hurt of course.

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