ECONOMY & WORK
MONEY 101
NEWS
PERSONAL FINANCE
NET WORTH
About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use DMCA Opt-out of personalized ads
© Copyright 2023 Market Realist. Market Realist is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.
MARKETREALIST.COM / ECONOMY & WORK

Boss Tells Employee to go on a Vacation Right After Firing Him; Here's What Netizens Said

Internet Is Left in Splits After a Boss Urges Stressed Employee to Take Holiday After Termination
PUBLISHED APR 7, 2024
Cover Image Source: Unsplash|Photo by Malachi Cowie
Cover Image Source: Unsplash|Photo by Malachi Cowie

The way employers behave with employees can completely reshape dynamics at workplaces and also make a significant difference when it comes to productivity as well as innovation and decision-making. But if the workplace environment turns toxic, the resentment and negativity also seeps into personal lives of employees. Instead of addressing underlying issues and fostering a supportive work culture, some managers may resort to layoffs as a quick fix to alleviate tensions or meet short-term financial goals. One such incident was shared by a Reddit user, whose boss had the audacity to ask him to go on a holiday just moments after firing him. 

Boss-Employee drift is common for any corporate. Image Source: Pexels|Photo by Yan Krukau
Boss-Employee drift is common for any corporate. Image Source: Pexels|Photo by Yan Krukau

He shared a screenshot of his conversation with the boss and captioned it, "Why aren't you going on holiday??? Mindblowing Conversation with Boss". The conversation started with the boss asking, "What are your plans for the summer, where are you going?" To this the employee said he had no travel plans. Shockingly the boss replied, "How come? You should go on holiday! You seem really stressed! You've got to go somewhere and relax and treat your kids". The employee was shocked and said, "You've literally told me I won't have a job in a week", and wondered whether he was making fun of the employee or being unbelievably stupid. Other Redditors were shocked witnessing the whole conversation and were enraged at the toxicity that bosses spread around the whole workplace. Many users shared their own stories, such as one account about how every employee suffered a pay cut, while the boss still wanted to have an expensive Christmas party.

Screenshot of the post. Image Source: Reddit| r/antiwork @Little_Emergency_418
Screenshot of the post. Image Source: Reddit| r/antiwork @Little_Emergency_418

@bootes_droid commented, "These **** don't understand what paycheck to paycheck feels like, and they are so devoid of empathy they can't even begin to put themselves in someone else's shoes. It's vile, really, to be so ****** disconnected and out of touch". @Sea-Ad9057 commented, "You should point out that you probably dont get paid enough to afford a holiday". @COAviatrix commented, "It seems that most boss types forget how little they are paying people and how bad inflation is. My boss recently took a 2-week vacation and then had the guts to come back and tell us all how wonderful it was and that we all need to 'take the time' to go someplace special. I have not had a vacation in 15 years. There is no money in the budget for such frivolity". 

Screenshot of a comment under the post. Image Source: Reddit| r/antiwork @Little_Emergency_418
Screenshot of a comment under the post. Image Source: Reddit| r/antiwork @Little_Emergency_418

@unexample commented, "Yeah I hear ya. My former employer went on holidays for at least twice a year. Him: You didn't go anywhere this year? Me: 1000 yard stare and using telepathy to say he doesn't pay me enough to even consider the idea of a holiday". @hypotheticalkazoos commented, "One of my bosses asks me about having kids 'I cannot afford to have kids on this salary'. Shocked Pikachu face". @I_FAP_TO_TURKEYS commented, "Why weren't you honest with your boss saying do you have a case of the dumbs or does math just not compute in your head. I CAN'T AFFORD IT BECAUSE YOU FIRED ME YOU DUMB SHIT".

Screenshot of a comment under the post. Image Source: Reddit| r/antiwork @Little_Emergency_418
Screenshot of a comment under the post. Image Source: Reddit| r/antiwork @Little_Emergency_418

MORE ON MARKET REALIST
The President recently signed an order barring corporations from buying single family homes.
1 hour ago
If consumed the product could prove fatal for those with a peanut allergy.
1 hour ago
She missed out on the car by just one number, which must have been painful.
2 hours ago
Regional grocers had a fantastic performance as they took the top three spots in the rankings.
2 hours ago
They wished to remain anonymous and took some time to seek financial and legal advice.
4 hours ago
Increased consumer spending, exports, government expenditure, and investment drove the U.S. economy's 2.5% annualized growth rate.
6 hours ago
"The A was a good guess but the B or the O could be used. Q is a rare letter but not frequently used here," a fan reacted.
12 hours ago
She had a good feeling about the item when she saw it but she wasn't sure of its value.
1 day ago
The overhaul comes as a direct result of the Trump administration's aggressive budget cuts.
1 day ago
She did not put a foot wrong in her performance which left fans and the cast impressed.
1 day ago
He also credited US President Donald Trump for his vision of re-industrialization with AI.
1 day ago
His comments were made in response to a Danish pensioner pulling their investment from the US.
1 day ago
This ruling reflects growing trade tensions between the US and Europe amidst the Greenland crisis.
1 day ago
She did not win much but it would have been better than going home empty-handed.
2 days ago
Brian Moynihan told Fox that a number of factors will contribute to the US GDP growth.
2 days ago
The President has a desire to take control of Greenland, threatening allies with tariffs.
2 days ago
It seems like the people of Denmark are replying to the US by using their own tactics.
2 days ago
It is part of a program running from 2017 which has seen almost $7 billion in payouts.
2 days ago