Who's the Best Worst Boss? 21 Jun 2006 11:57:00

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Sources: Reuters

The US labour movement is asking workers to move their complaints about their bosses from the water cooler to the Web. Working America, the AFL-CIO union federation’s affiliate for non-union workers, invited workers throughout the country on Monday to share their best stories about their worst bosses in its "My Bad Boss Contest." Top prize is a one-week vacation. "It’s an opportunity for people to get this off their chests and to see what’s happening out there and to shine a spotlight on this," said Working America Executive Director Karen Nussbaum. It’s also an opportunity for the worker advocacy group, which has more than 1 million members, to pick up new members, since contestants must go to www.workingamerica.org to enter. Standing by to weigh in with online comments about the worst-boss stories are author Barbara Ehrenreich, who chronicled the plight of the working poor in "Nickel and Dimed," comedian tuned liberal talk show host Al Franken and liberal commentator Jim Hightower. Voting for the best worst-boss stories will be done by Web readers over the next six weeks. Each week’s top vote-getter will be eligible to compete for the grand prize, a seven-night vacation getaway and $1000 for a round trip air fare, to be announced by August 16.

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ROFL..thanks God...my employes...dont have internet access... :unsure:

Any boss that don't allow their employees have holiday is a bad boss. I mean any boss but not my boss :rolleyes:
:D

What....WHAT...WHAAAAAAAT...?


:o Employes get Holidays...??? In which country...?
No hoooooolidays here.... :drink2:

No wonder Lord doesnt like to be called a comrade.. :lol:

You are another great boss then :o May god give patience to your employees. :P

Lord of the Capital, ha?

no no bre...
iam the best Boss... :rolleyes: everytime i ask my Employees they say they Love me..

do you think they are lyuing..?