What is the right way to tell your boss you’re unhappy with the job?
Date: Wednesday December 31, 2008Posted in: commute
I started a job two months ago and the only reason why I took this new job was because my former employer was going to transfer me to an office that was 2 hours away from my house after I filed a sexual harassment complaint. So instead of the harassers being transferred my employer felt it was easier to remove me from the situation which I feel is completely unfair so I hired an attorney who is working on my case. I am very unhappy at this new job it’s not what I want to do with my career, I have a B.A. and feel that I am overqualified to this work but again only took it because I wasn’t going to do a 2hr daily commute without a pay raise or travel reimbursement, plus why should I have to suffer an adverse employment action for being harassed? My new boss can tell something is wrong and has been asking me if I am happy there so I lied and said everything was fine because I don’t want to get fired. I need the money but I’m very depressed about the whole situation. Any advice?
Olivia
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Talk to your lawyer
Comment by skcs11 on January 3rd, 2009 @ 12:43 pm