I reported an abusive supervisor and was fired for it. They too are
fighting my unemployment. The lawyer is trying to say that I am
emotionally unstable and imagined the abuse. Ironically, I was
only on unemployment for a few months. The company is paying the
lawyer more than they are trying to prevent me from getting.
Luckily, when I realized that I was a target - I started
documenting. I can blow holes into this dumb lawyer's lies. I
always won twice with the employment board. Now they are taking it
to court. Interestingly enough, I ran into another woman today was
also a target for this supervisor's abuse. She just filed for
unemployment. My oh My! The good old boy system won't protect
this bully forever. He will get found out.



In emotionalabuse@yahoogroups.com, "thelittleststar"
<thelittleststar@y...> wrote:
>
> my story is far too emotional and long to post, but i can say i
have
> recently lost a job in which i suffered terrible emotional abuse
and
> workplace bullying. i was so broken down that i developed anxiety
> attacks that had me so worked up at times i could not leave my
> bathroom much less my house. it was not all because of my job;
> however, they were aware of several critical experiences and
losses
> i suffered this past year and they used it to every advantage to
try
> and get me to quit. i was moved to the same department as my live-
> in boyfriend (who happens to be very emotionally abusive - though
in
> complete denial about it), i was denied training, the team lead
and
> her best friend whom i worked with at night spread malicious
rumors
> about me and actually worked hard to get me fired, and this is
> really just the tip of this iceberg. while i was busy trying to
> learn the job, i also had to help train a team in bangalore india
to
> learn the job. once they started taking our calls, and after i
> would not quit despite their best efforts, i was fired from my
job.
> now they are fighting my unemployment. i am broke, about to be
> evicted, and there is not one piece of food to eat in my house.
at
> the same time, you can bet your ass i have never been so relieved
to
> lose a job in my entire life. i actually feel much better since
> they let me go.