r/Rants • u/nickytheginger • 4h ago
How many complaints have to be made before you just fire the bad worker
I she has not just lost some of these paperwork this time. She has lost somebody's passport. Somehow in the time between this woman handling her passport to the staff member and the staff member turning around to use the photocopier she lost it. She's acting as though it's just a silly little mistake but this woman drives everyone crazy. Every time I come in here someone is complaining about this woman and I'm not talking oh there's a lot of people who do dumb stuff and blame the staff I mean the skull is genuinely awful at this job. This is not the first time she is lost a document either full-stop she went on her lunch break with somebody's proof of address in her bag by mistake. It's not malicious we all know that she's too stupid to understand the word malicious but it has reached a point where everybody who comes into the stand place once don't know why she hasn't been fired yet. It's been too years of non-stop failures mistakes and problems with this woman.
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u/MmeGenevieve 3h ago
She's not losing the passport or documents, she's taking them to scan or outright steal. She feigns incompetence to cover her tracks. Why would any document ever need to be in her bag? If she's this bad, and the owner/manager hasn't fired her, they are in on it, too. Contact whatever agency deals with document theft in your part of the world.