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Putting a Workplace Bully Back In Line

"Dealing with workplace stress is bad enough without a workplace bully; WebMD tells you how to fight back."

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User: postitcat
Date: 11/3/2004 10:23:00 PM

I WORK WITH A GIRL WHO IS SOOOO LAZY. I WORK AT A NURSING HOME AND DO SOCIAL WORK WHILE SHE DOES ADMISSIONS. I DID THE JOB BEFORE SHE DID AND I DID IT EFFICIENTLY. NOW THE "POOR DEAR" NEEDS HELP AND I GET STUCK BY MY BOSS DOING HER JOB BECAUSE SHE IS TOO LAZY TO DO IT! IT UPSETS ME ALOT, SHE LEAVES EARLY AND I HAVE TO PICK UP HER WORK PER MY BOSS. I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW SHE GETS AWAY WITH IT

User: lesc4
Date: 7/22/2006 8:43:00 AM

I am in the same situation, it boils down to bad managers.

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