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And this is why you make jokes anonymously on FML and keep your ******* mouth shut at work.
Maybe she took it as a passive aggressive comment
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Today, I tried to decipher what this comment meant. FML
having a stroke? better see a doctor
Maybe your boss took that joke as a sign that you didn't want to work extra anymore. Like: "you might as well make me fulltime now" to reinforce that you are actually parttime and should be treated as such
Seems more likely that the boss didn't want to risk OP pulling enough hours to count as full time because of some reason- usually it's because businesses don't have to give benefits to part timers, but if someone is working enough hours to qualify as full time, they become entitled to benefits.
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And this is why you make jokes anonymously on FML and keep your ******* mouth shut at work.
Maybe she took it as a passive aggressive comment