Boss Feels ‘Disrespected’ And ‘Disappointed’ After Exhausted Employee Of 4 Years Hands In His Notice

So... I see this type of behaviour continues - and thanks to posts like these - it's finally coming to light!!! This kind of behaviour is... abhorrent (from the manager). I feel for this person. Since when was it okay to do things like shame your employees for providing sufficient (or in this case, it looks like MORE than sufficient) notice? I had a manager once grab my arm and SHAKE me asking "WHAT is going ON?" - regarding my resignation notice that I gave after I had already tried to talk to them about mistreatment, favouritism, and the fact that there was this *very suspicious trend* of me ONLY getting shifts shortly after telling them "I have second job"...but during the time when I really needed them (and said as much)... there just **HAPPENED** to be noooo shifts available... at all.

Managers like this need to gtfo. The hypocrisy blows my mind. When I quit my last job, the boss said that "They didn't want to stand in the way if people felt they could better themselves somewhere else". I guess he thought I was bluffing to try to get a raise. Cue the shocked Pikachu face when I told him that it was good to know that and that my last day was in 1 week.

This is beautiful! Quiting a job that treats u like dung is so freeing! I remember when my brother told me about the time he quit his job years ago. 10 loyal months as a cashier/doorgreater with a $6 bridge tole each way and about a 10 mile round trip on his bike. Well....in the dead of New York winter they decide to make him get the carts from the lot. They demoted him to outdoor work, in the dead of winter, after he biked 5 miles there...and as an added topper, cut his pay by .50 cents. Don't sound like a lot...but it was more than enough for him to say f-it! The next day he went into work early, but before that, he stopped into the bakery about a block away first. Y'see, the day B4 he had ordered a special cake. He popped in B4 his shift to pick up the cake, brought into work, walked into his bosses office, dropped off the cake, opened it up for him and said "Have a great fking day! I quit! As far as I'm concerned, you deemed me useless to the company when you decided to cut my...

How the F**k has the USA survived into the 21st century with employment attitudes like this?

I used to work as a training manager for a transportation company (private rides). I regularly put in 14+ a day and at least once a month slept at the office because I was too tired to drive home. Things escalated when the company withheld checks for two weeks because they were floundering, but when my CEO (an arrogant, pompous, git of a man) called me literally 134 times over the course of 10 days that I was on emergency family leave (both my wife and I had a family member passing on each side of our family at the same time, was supposed to be no calls) and he even called me back after I told him I was attending and speaking at my aunts funeral. Needless to say, as soon as I was back in town I dropped off my company car, my keys, and cleaned my office. Then, as I courtesy I let him know I was leaving. He spent three days trying to get me to stay, particularly after he sent a company wide email bashing me for leaving (as training manager, and his current stand in for head of HR I knew