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Job related stress and Sick Leave

A guy on my team has become so affected- physically and mentally- from this place that he has now taken Short Term Disability to get a reprieve from it. I have witnessed with my own eyes and ears- him getting bullied/mistreated for speaking up, other employees trying to make him look bad so they don’t get laid off and maybe he does….. like the Hunger Games! I want to report what I saw to HR but I’m scared. We all know HR is t our friend.

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Post ID: @OP+1vf4cCZP

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Good luck. I've reported unethical behavior before. Nothing is done. They never contact the people listed and nobody loses a job.

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Post ID: @dnna+1vf4cCZP

@pvw+1vf4cCZP they all work for the evil empire. Unless you're sleeping with an executive or are buddy, buddy with one of the other scotch drinking, Cuban cigar, ClubMed higher ups, then nothing you say at USB matters. You're just a cog in the machine and they'll use you until you're used up, how ever that materializes.

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Post ID: @9teh+1vf4cCZP

Ethics line is not confidential, no matter what they say.

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Post ID: @6exc+1vf4cCZP

I feel for the guy. Some people have other mental illnesses like depression or bipolar disorder that are exacerbated by a toxic workplace. Perhaps he is hospitalized and it would be easier to get the paperwork rolling. I had surgery in February and was out 6 weeks. The steps required to get STD is awful and Matrix is a joke and their website is old-school. HR is not helpful either. Bad enough trying to recover from surgery without having to deal with the rudeness of HR when they messed up my pay.

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Post ID: @2tdc+1vf4cCZP

What kind of paperwork is needed for this type of mental stress short term leave? Does the doctor have to evaluate you and provide a document that you are being stressed and unable to work?

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Post ID: @2xic+1vf4cCZP

Yeah, it is the most toxic of workplaces now. Especially with all the happy, happy, joy, joy a** kissing managers that remain.

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Post ID: @1wkn+1vf4cCZP

Between the head games, vague role clarity, lack of managerial direction and emotional intelligence, broken team structures, broken technology and endless layers to get the simplest things done, I’m really surprised I haven’t been committed yet. This place would push any person over the edge.

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Post ID: @1okd+1vf4cCZP

This makes me sad and mad, but good for him for using the benefits he’s paying for. I think a lot of us would like to do the same, and I may still.

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Post ID: @1lal+1vf4cCZP

Ethics line but trust me, HR will interview everyone trying to find the source of the report.
I would document down what you witnessed, so it’s fresh in your mind ( dates and times too) and all parties involved.

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Post ID: @1qnx+1vf4cCZP

I hope that the person getting bullied can get through it. I will be praying for him!

Yes, please speak up, but as someone mentioned, do not do it from your work computer! Block your number if dialing in!

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Post ID: @1puc+1vf4cCZP

OP - Do NOT send it from your work computer or using a USB network/internet.

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Post ID: @1ihf+1vf4cCZP

Can the ethics hotline know your location from where you send it in from? Where can I find the info?

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Post ID: @ygn+1vf4cCZP

Report it in a type written letter to HR and CEO, and sign it Concerned Co worker (typed).

Also do u have a whistleblower hotline, if so go that route too.

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Post ID: @aql+1vf4cCZP

This place is so toxic it’s really sickening. Is Satan in charge? It feels like it.

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Post ID: @qik+1vf4cCZP

I’m told the ethics hotline is a better bet than HR direct.

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