Today, my boss refused my resignation and acted like nothing had happened. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, my boss called me into his office. After yelling and firing me, his assistant comes in telling him he had mistaken me for someone else. He did not give me my job back, as he claimed it would make an awkward work environment. FML
Today, my boss is still refusing to hire any more people because he's convinced I can handle all of the work after the majority of staff quit. FML
Today, after not receiving my paycheck for over a month, I confronted my boss about it. His response? "You still work here?" FML
Whipping boy
Today, like every day, my boss was complaining about something or other, but this time it was work that I knew he'd done himself, and he still blamed me. FML
Today, my boss called me and asked why I haven't been showing up to work. I didn't show up because he fired me last week over the phone. Then he fired me again for not showing up to work. FML
Manager of the year
Today, I received a phone call from my old boss asking me why I wasn't at work, to which I responded, "Because you fired me yesterday." He didn't say anything, and hung up. FML
Great minds think alike
Today, I came in to work to hand in my resignation. The minute I walked in, my manager took me aside and said he wanted to talk to me in private. He then cancelled my position and fired me. FML
Goofs and gaffes
Today, I called my new boss by my old boss's name during a meeting. My new boss said nothing, but just glared at me in silence. Somehow, I think he wasn't impressed. FML
Today, my boss fired me because I corrected him after he misspoke during a meeting. FML
Today, my boss told me to resign within the month, or he'll fire me and give me a bad reference. I talked to him about it again later on, this time with my phone recording everything, so I could take the proof to HR. I guess he knew, because he acted like he had no idea what I was talking about. FML
Top comments
Garnetshaddow 30
I know it's probably a mistake... but I laughed when I saw this was under "intimacy" instead of "work."
jerseygirl94 11
You should talk to HR about it and make sure you make a paper trail.
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Garnetshaddow 30
I know it's probably a mistake... but I laughed when I saw this was under "intimacy" instead of "work."
jerseygirl94 11
You should talk to HR about it and make sure you make a paper trail.
chosha_fml 27
Wow. Hoping you work somewhere with a Human Resources area to speak, too, especially if you have leave they need to pay out. If not, you'll just have to make him listen.
smallfeetbigtoes 7
Probably under the "intimacy" category because this person was intimate with the boss. And boss doesn't want to lose the office sex, so keeping you around. Maybe you'll get a raise!
tessas 7
Uh, no. More likely under intimacy due to OP accidentally making the wrong selection.
False_Stupidity 42
Shh 9, don't let petty things like truth get in the way of a juicy office rumour.
vix9002 15
@9 Are you stupid or can you just not take a joke?
chidexy 21
#47 was that necessary
zman938 8
He isn't, but you seem to be.
moodyreallyrocks 27
You must be a really excellent employee OP! So the boss, doesn't want to lose you, for fear of repurcussions on the company..
engineerosaurus 26
There are ways to establish this that are respectful of the resigning employee, like counter-offers. You don't get to just refuse a valid resignation.
FarFromHome_fml 17
Email your direct boss and their boss and/or HR. Save the sent copy. Then just don't go back.
msmedieval 11
This. Always document through email, & always CC the big boss.
toolazytotype99 18
I guess your just too valuable to let go :)
Wizardo 34
Boss: "I resign your resignation" OP: "I don't think that's how it wor..." Boss: "Shhh... Only employment now."
Colon_Man 17
Ask for double your current salary.
doemetoch 28
Your boss can't do that. You might have to stay for a few months before you can legally leave, but after that, they can't stop you. Make sure to give your boss an official letter stating your decision to quit, and keep a copy of it!
MandieL 27
I'd email it too. So there is proof that you sent it to your boss. And if there are higher ups, or a HR department, cc them on it.