This is heartbreaking for me and my co-workers, but completely in line with the manager’s day-to-day treatment of us workers.
The manager at my place of work volunteers with a group that’s not related to our work. The volunteer group works with the court system to help women in recovery from substance abuse access community resources.
The problem is when an individual in the recovery program calls or walks in to see the manager , the manager curses under her breath and disparages the women.
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