By twicethepersonioncewas - 18/10/2016 05:19 - United States - Merion Station

Today, I'm still reeling over the unexpected loss of my co-worker. I also received a notification that my workload would be increased to more than twice what is was before. FML
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mermaidkeels 26

I guess your coworker might not be the only one leaving that job...sorry for your loss & for your boss OP.

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wanted_2_want 40

If only the double of work brought the double of dough it would be perfect

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kristamariie 2

do you happen to work for k.c.? sounds like the same situation

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CastaP 12

I'm sorry for your loss, be it romantic, professional or something in between. My sympathies.

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daidax_238 26

I'm gonna assume you're getting a raise with that. If not, I think it's about time that you either find a new job or put your foot down

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undebatable52419 5

say no, its not your problem(yes you can say no within reason but be prepared to hold your own), companies love to do this to save money, the more you stand up the better it'll be for you in the future, maybe even if you have to go somewhere where ppl won't pull this bs on you

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DanielleinDC 33

I'm sorry for your loss. I hope you get a raise commensurate with an increased workload.

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Enchiladattack 11

Genius manager to the rescue! "With the passing on one of your employees, we need to re-allocate the work. How should we divide his work between the–" "Unload it all on that one guy, **** that one guy"

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