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Posted by: stretch

29th Aug 2011 11:57am

have you ever found a female that does not know how to talk she loves to yell at co workers and customers well i have found one for you all and boy has she got a mans attitude towards bad manners she needs to consider working maybe in the bush and try yelling at animals as it is business ethics issue that needs to be used on the poor unmarried unmothered female
armidale nsw 2350
if you need employees consider this will the employment agency look after you all as good as she does every one under the management
thank you

Comments 3

senorita
  • 3rd Oct 2012 01:42pm

I would not want to work for her. I rather quit and find a better job elsewhere

andy564
  • 20th Oct 2011 09:55am

if l had that boss l would be quiet and work until l found another job and then l will report her to legal advice

stretch
  • 20th Oct 2011 10:42am
if l had that boss l would be quiet and work until l found another job and then l will report her to legal advice
Posted by andy564

fortunately i dont work for her i used to be registered for unemployment with the agency till she kicked me out of the office and this was after i had started to fix the office by letting them all know that they had a police investigator running a police informers place of employment therough there books

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