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Nonetheless, I'm afraid that, since none of us are able to emancipate inhaler, we may have to support hir through this as best we can with huggles. Huggles, inhaler.
It sounds rank, to be honest, and I would be a little suspicious of these guys - they may be "goofing around", but it's still not being done in a considerate way, and you don't seem to have the freedom to goof around back at them in a similar way. So, if this is a job that you need to keep for a while to pay off debts and can then abandon, then maybe keep a low profile, but it might still be worht knowing your rights, since there is always the possibility that someone is going to go to the next level. Also, start keeping a diary of these incidents. Being hit at work, having your car stickered or being threatened with dismissal for exercising your first amendment right to free speech are all abuses, and should you find yourself on the receiving end of an unfair dismisal it would be well to have a record. Some contact with the higher levels of management on the encironment your boss and workmates are creating miught be wise, but I'm afraid you'd have to ask somebody with more experience of proper jobs.
If, on the other hand, this is just a job, in the sense of soething that is not unusually remunerative and that you are likely to be stuck in for a long haul while you sort out your finances, then all the advice above sounds sensible - you may not want to confront your boss or your workmates (as Jack says, know your rights, though), but it might at least be wise to start thinking about finding another "just another job" that doesn't involve getting hassled like this. |
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