Entitled boss forces overworked employee to pause payroll and prioritize new report, maliciously complies, delaying payroll for the entire company: 'You could almost see the steam coming out of his ears'

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• Priorities are often hard to stick to during the work week. Of course, unexpected projects come up and, in some work environments, there can be an “all hands on. deck” crisis that requires everyone's assistance. However, this boss made the egregious error of having this author delay processing payroll for three full days after it was supposed to be done. One can imagine what that boss's email looked like after employees did not get compensated when they were supposed to be…

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  "When do you need this done? Ok, right away it is."

  
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