sloppyredditor

sloppyredditor OP t1_ixxf43d wrote

Depends on what they’re asking for. I’d expect the link to take you to a site asking for your name, real address, and a card number (with CVV) to confirm the order.

Assuming that’s the scam: They’d then make some fraudulent charges on the card either using an identical card they printed, or online with shipment to an unused house they’re squatting.

Edit: Another commenter had a fair point. If this happens, go back through your purchase history and look for the lesser known companies. Amazon & others like them have protections that other sellers probably do not have. Then never buy from them again.

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sloppyredditor t1_iw2n0rq wrote

https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-law-about-sick-leave

I can't find it easily but IIRC there's a provision in MA whereby you could use up to 4 days of paid sick leave and the company can get reimbursed by the state for it.

If each warning is a written warning, I'd produce the note and the request from HR, raise the laws that back his case, and ask that the warnings be removed from his file.

Then leave ASAP as this is a fucking horrible manager.

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