who;s working as a reporter?

[shiranaihito]

some companies tend to take advantage of ones who work for them.. didn't expect big company(s) will do so.

I guess they may think those victim/s (employee/s) also can't do anything that's why..

well, since they 'like' to take advantage of ones who work for them, then might as well let them be 'popular' on their doings..

who's working as a reporter, don't mind to help them to be popular, drop me pm (tia)

[BillyB]

Stay off the drugs......

[richie303]

I'm with Bunter on this, what on earth are you talking about????

[Mad Scientist]

OP wants to expose the evil side of employers.

He has been ranting on other posts too about his cousin ill treatment. I think it is most likely he was being mistreated and using a third person anology.

The problem in SG , the reporters here are always under the thumb of the gahmen

[richie303]

I think he must have translated his text as it seems disjointed.

OP, I hope your situation improves, I am not a reporter, but I don't like folk who take advantage of folk!

Personally though, if I am not happy with a job... I leave! get another one and improve my life!

I've left a few jobs for that, much better than striking/moaning/etc etc.

[beppi]

"shiranaihito" is Japanese, literally "person who does not know", actually meaning something like "clueless".
It's an appropriate nickname for somebody posting such incoherent stuff.

[JR8]

MS is on the money as usual.

The OP is pi$$ed at treatment from an employer.

But rather than heeding the copious advice that they received here, gathering evidence and going to MoM, they are now after the event still boiling and brooding and trying to get a journalist to give the ex-employer a belated kick on their behalf.




Which if you think about it is very naive, as [da dah!] the OP has no evidence to substantiate any allegations.

Is this an example of the SG passive-aggressive thing playing out?