Employee Receives A Decrease In Salary For Grammar Mistakes, Gets Revenge On Boss

• By Sana
• December 21, 2022
• 4 minutes read

If your boss would deduct your salary for grammar mistakes, start pointing out their mistake and they would never deduct your salary again.

Employees work the whole month and wait for the month to end so they can get their salaries. Imagine if you notice a decrease in your salary. You would surely be demotivated and want revenge on your boss. A guy shared his experience on Reddit. He was working for a company that used to teach English. His responsibilities were reviewing and editing the lesson plans. He was accustomed to US English while his boss was from UK. After months of working there, OP received a decrease in his salary with a note that his salary was deducted due to the mistakes he has made. OP never pointed out anyone’s mistakes even though he knew some of them. This was the moment of revenge. OP started pointing out his boss’ mistakes in the group chat. Scroll down for the complete story.

1. OP used to work for a company that used to teach English. OP’s responsibilities were reviewing and editing lesson plans.

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2. OP was one of the better people on the team QAing. OP has often seen mistakes but OP never called people out purposefully.

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3. After months of working there, OP received a decrease in his pay with a note explaining that he had made some mistakes in his work.

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4. The decrease in pay for mistakes was made for all employees. OP knew that there were mistakes on other lesson plans so he started sending messages in the group chat about every mistake.

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5. OP kept sending the messages until his boss replied in the group:

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6. After the boss walked out, the other coworker told OP that the boss messaged her. After that day, OP’s salary was never deducted again.

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Bosses should have a look at their behavior before pointing out the mistakes of the employees. Bosses should acknowledge their mistakes and this one employee did the right thing at the right time to make the boss realize his mistakes. Scroll down for comments on this post.

7. Who was checking the mistakes in order to deduct pay?

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8. It seems like the manager is the one who was checking the mistakes.

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9. America and England, both have a common language.

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10. When you work in a US company but the employees use UK English and you kinda like how some words sound so much better in UK English.

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11. When people from UK, USA and Australia work in the same place:

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12. Never change a contract without consent.

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Have you ever received a decrease in your salary? What was the reason for the deduction? Share in the comment section down below!!

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