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  • Yes Ann, it was ME!

    At our pre-shift meeting Thursday night, new boss said "Ok guys, we've received a memo from HR. They've had a lot of complaints of dress code violations"

    He paused for a moment and Ann's head turned around almost Exorcist style and immediately looked at me. I glared at her and actually said out loud (but not loud enough for boss to hear) "Stop looking at me, Ann!"

    Boss continued "HR wants to remind all of you that NO jewelery on the hands or fingers is allowed in production areas. Everyone, please make sure you're abiding the dress code......I really don't want to start this new job off by having to write people up for stupid stuff, k?"

    I hope Ann felt like the stupidest slobbering idiot alive. I NEVER wear rings or bracelets. Yes Ann, they are talking about people wearing jewelery that they aren't supposed to, NOT people wearing clothes they shouldn't.

    Grow up you stupid bitch!
    You really need to see a neurologist. - Wagegoth

  • #2
    I still think an anonymous male "employee" needs to start writing letters to HR about how Ann makes him uncomfortable.
    "Always stand near the door." -- Doctor Who

    Kuya's Kitchen -- Cooking, Cooking Gadgets, and Food Related Blather from a Transplanted Foodie

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    • #3
      You know, Blas, maybe it's time you started taking the tactic that you think Ann is hot for you. That maybe the way she looks at you and constantly remarks on your clothing and whatnot makes you very uncomfortable.

      Want to watch her squirm?

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      • #4
        anyway you can get your shift changed so that your not working at the same time as Ann?

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        • #5
          I agree with RK. Ann's fixation with you seems above the norm. Staring at you, certain looks, fixating on your clothing, sounds sexual to me.
          Labor boards have info on local laws for free
          HR believes the first person in the door
          Learn how to go over whackamole bosses' heads safely
          Document everything
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          • #6
            It's not a sexual attraction, it's jealousy. I am not trying to sound stuck up, either, I am dead serious. Right after she admitted she'd tattled on my clothes, she said something like "You have a very nice figure, I wish I still looked like that, but you really need to be careful of what you wear around here" or something like that. I'm not the only one.....

            Reverse psychology might work great. Next time she looks at me, maybe I should do what my ex did, spin around, pucker up, and go "Do you like what you see?"

            I don't want to switch shifts. I'd give anything to not have to deal with room runners on power trips, but I need the extra cash, I'll never work 2nd shift again as long as I live, I won't be able to get on 1st until I build up some more seniority, and I will never work weekends. Ever. I don't do 12 hour shifts unless it's mandatory overtime.......I really like the hours of 3rd shift. I miss sleeping like a normal person, but 3rd shift works really well for me. I can sleep all day and stay up all night, and I feel like a healthy human being.
            You really need to see a neurologist. - Wagegoth

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            • #7
              haha reminds me of the part of who's your caddy where the big black dude started signing "you must like what you see"

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              • #8
                Well, you could always go to HR and say that Ann stares at you a lot ... and has commented on your figure. That she makes you uncomfortable with the way she leers.
                "Always stand near the door." -- Doctor Who

                Kuya's Kitchen -- Cooking, Cooking Gadgets, and Food Related Blather from a Transplanted Foodie

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                • #9
                  Quoth marasbaras View Post
                  Well, you could always go to HR and say that Ann stares at you a lot ... and has commented on your figure. That she makes you uncomfortable with the way she leers.
                  Ding Ding Ding!

                  The only downside here is will they believe Blas since Ann seems to be "a great person" according to company standards.

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                  • #10
                    I'm starting to think maras' idea was best, for a male to come forward....except all the young males that she creeped out have either quit or gotten fired for behavioral issues (some I believe, some I don't).
                    You really need to see a neurologist. - Wagegoth

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                    • #11
                      Doesn't matter what's motivating her; jealousy, lust, alien rays from Mars, whatever. She's coming across as someone who is fixated on how sexy you are. Clearly, she finds you sexy and attractive. She's told you she thinks so, and also acts in such a way as to cause you problems because of it.

                      That's sexual harrassment, and its designed to make you uncomforatable. It's also very, very illegal.

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                      • #12
                        Please listen to RK and Maras.

                        Doesn't matter why, Ann's fixated.

                        Be proactive. Reactive doesn't work with HR. HR assumes that if someone complains that they must be telling the truth because it takes courage to complain. Seriously, that's how they work. You have to turn this around.

                        Practice beforehand. Go in with your story about how uncomfortable Ann makes you feel.

                        She's always staring at me, especially at my chest and my rear. She's always making comments to me and other people about how I dress, even though I'm fully covered and not wearing tight clothes. (I'm assuming your clothes can't be very loose as that would be a safety issue.) It's making me so uncomfortable that it's starting to interfere with my ability to do your job. (That's very important that you work that part in.) I mean I worry every day about what I'm wearing, if she's going to be waiting at the door when I come in, will she be hanging around the break room when I'm there, what she's going to say about me today, etc. Ann always seems to be lurking around me while I'm working or taking a break. She's making me so nervous that I'm starting to jump at the slightest noise or shadow, etc., etc.

                        We are deadly serious. She is messing with your job and your life. Gloves are off. Get off the defense. Time to go offense.
                        Labor boards have info on local laws for free
                        HR believes the first person in the door
                        Learn how to go over whackamole bosses' heads safely
                        Document everything
                        CS proves Dunning-Kruger effect

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                        • #13
                          Quoth blas87 View Post
                          except all the young males that she creeped out have either quit or gotten fired for behavioral issues (some I believe, some I don't).
                          Oh, I'm sure all the ones that were fired were due to behavioral issues. It's just that in some cases, the issues were Ann's behavior...

                          ^-.-^
                          Faith is about what you do. It's about aspiring to be better and nobler and kinder than you are. It's about making sacrifices for the good of others. - Dresden

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