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1. Late payment of salaries and unpaid salaries.
2. Employers deliberately not observing the closing hours for staff. Your official closing time might be 6 PM, yet your boss keeps you in the office until 7 PM. These extra hours are usually unpaid. Some employers also expect employees to be available 24/7, even on non-working hours and days.
3. A superior making sexual advances toward staff. Even if the staff agrees, such arrangements are coercive because the person may accept out of fear of the consequences of rejection.
4. Overworking staff outside their official duties. Someone’s employment letter may clearly define their role, yet they are forced to do the work of three or five people. Bosses who send staff on personal errands also abuse their position. Staff are not your personal assistants.
5. A work environment where superiors speak to employees disrespectfully. A small mistake that could be corrected gently suddenly turns into humiliation and threats.
6. Gossip, competition, and quarrels among coworkers can turn the office into a toxic environment. Going to work feels like heading into hell.
7. Favoritism in promotions and assignments. This happens when bosses reward certain employees based on personal bias rather than merit. It demoralizes hardworking staff and creates resentment, as promotions and opportunities are no longer tied to performance.
8. Overloading employees with impossible targets. Putting undue pressure on them to meet goals, especially when these targets are tied to their salaries.
9. Superiors refusing to admit when they are wrong. They often blame subordinates for failures instead of taking responsibility themselves.
10. Managers taking credit for subordinates’ work. I once had a superior who always took credit for my ideas and achievements during management meetings. He never mentioned my name or gave me recognition. For example, I handled a Social Corporate Responsibility assignment very effectively, and he took all the credit. Taking all the credit affects promotion chances for junior staff. If management does not know who is producing results, they cannot reward performance properly.
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