'To Say I Was Furious Was an Understatement': Employee Stiffed on Overtime Plots Long And Pricey Revenge

Overtime Revenge

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Overtime Revenge
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Patience Is Golden.

Sometimes, the best revenge of all ends up being the one that requires cooler heads to prevail, patience, and the nerve to see the revenge through when it’s time. Revenge is, after all, a dish best served cold.


Such was the case of one ex-employee, who discovered that their old company was not going to make good on promised and well-deserved overtime pay. So, with heroic patience, a long yet completely rewarding revenge followed. Buckle up for one solid emotional rollercoaster via Reddit

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Little Did They Know What Kind Of Storm Would Ensue.

There are far too many shady employers out there that vastly underestimate the lengths to which certain employees will go to, when it comes to ensuring that they don't get taken financially advantage of. 


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Their Employer Had An Interesting Definition Of "Discretionary."

Yeah, so discretionary in no way means non-existent altogether. 

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The Red Flags Presented Themselves Quickly.

When a conversation like the one we have here is being dragged out by the employer, you know the "spidey sense" should already be firing off on all cylinders. 


Related: Warning Signs a Job Isn't as Good as It Sounds

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One Must Risk It For The Biscuit Sometimes.

Thank goodness that it's become much more common practice to seek out the legal help when it's glaringly necessary. 

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We Love A Good Old-Fashioned, "Immediately And Without Delay."

Life rolled on, and little did they know that it was rolling onward toward much greener pastures. 

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It Would Seem To Be A Moment Of Instant Karma.

Just a solid ouch all-around. 

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The Intentional Delay Is What Took This To Pro Revenge Levels.

Not so sure about the "investment" part of the equation, but a funny enough thought. 

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Naturally, The Gratification Was Deep And Enjoyed By Many.

Hopefully the employer learned their necessarily humbling lesson.