A guardian not too long ago took to Reddit's "AnitWork" subreddit to submit concerning the therapy of their 15-year-old stepdaughter after she stop a job at a pizza place making $11 per hour.

Redditor u/mmaddiktion wrote concerning the supervisor's odd conduct in a submit that has now been voted on over 28,000 occasions.

The Redditor shared that their daughter obtained a job at a brand new firm who desires her to begin as quickly as potential.

"After going backwards and forwards about whether or not to offer two weeks or not, she determined to stop with out a discover resulting from the truth that the workers had been handled so poorly by the supervisor," the Redditor wrote. "She wasn't scheduled to work for nearly per week, so there can be loads of time for her supervisor to search out somebody to cowl her shifts."

The Redditor mentioned that after her stepdaughter advised her supervisor, a 30-year-old lady, the information, she "instantly started berating her about how unprofessional she was for not giving discover. Utilizing emojis. Over snapchat."

From there, the supervisor allegedly started speaking concerning the teen behind her again.

Over the course of 2021, in what has now been dubbed the "Nice Resignation," greater than 24 million folks stop their jobs between April and September 2021, in keeping with Enterprise Insider.

Researchers from MIT discovered that the primary motive folks stop was due to a poisonous work setting.

"A nasty boss will not simply jeopardize your profession progress—they're going to additionally negatively influence your private life," Lynn Taylor, a nationwide office knowledgeable, writer, and management coach advised Enterprise Insider. "A great supervisor will carry out the very best in you and have a extra uplifting impact on all points of your life."

The Redditor mentioned that a pal of their stepdaughter was in a gaggle chat together with her former supervisor and shared a number of the impolite issues the supervisor was saying concerning the teen behind her again.

"[R]eferring to her as a 'little snot' and that 'she will go [f**k] herself.' For sure, she's fairly upset by the truth that a 30 12 months previous lady is belittling her to her buddies."

Commenters supported the teenager telling the Redditor to report the incident to the homeowners.

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A submit has gone viral on Reddit after a guardian shared how their stepdaughter was handled after quitting her job. Right here, a inventory picture exhibits youngsters on their telephones. monkeybusinessimages/Getty Pictures

The Redditor shared that though the restaurant is a sequence, the supervisor's father owns the franchise so they are not positive how good it is going to do to achieve out to him.

Others inspired the guardian to go above the franchise and take the matter to company.

"As somebody who labored for a 'Company,' do it," one commenter wrote. "Company does not [f**k] round. Particularly authorized departments as a result of we are able to get sued for not addressing a foul franchisee's conduct. Particularly when workers are children. It is true that the supervisor won't get fired however there will probably be monetary implications for the proprietor."

"Not solely go above that supervisor but additionally meet together with her buddies [sic] mother and father and inform them who their children are working for. I really consider they need to know as effectively," mentioned one other.

Newsweek contacted u/mmaddiktion for remark.