sunsewa:
there is no two ways abt it,either u work wt d condition,while searching 4 another job which i wil prefer or u quit and face starvation,even if u don't have children,d condition can be sacrificed knowing it is not forever.

ammyluv2002:
Nigeria is ranked 2nd most religious country in the world yet we don't know 1/3 of the things in the Bible*smh*

Mandu94:


I'm afraid to say, you do not know his priorities, people need money to support themselves, so being maltreated is not a form of devil worship. ? The employer is behaving ungodly its not the employee. Such mentality is very backwards for today.

Octaves:
I heard my brother got a job at a maintenance firm in PH. I came back for Easter and on sunday after attending holy saturday vigil mass (we are catholics), and that morning, he dressed up for service at some other church.

I asked why he was going there, and he started explaining that it was part of the job he took- the employer's wife is the owner of the church and the man makes it compulsory for every one of his employees to attend else a certain amount will be deducted from your salary. If you don't come during weekdays to cut grass and do clean-up, money will also be deducted.

I fail to understand how a human (somebody that calls himself a man of God) would violate people's freedom of religion like that all in the name of job.

The most annoying part is that he forces them to receive communion. That is particularly worrying because you don't know what really you are receiving especially since there is tattle that the man could be an Ogboni man.

The money being deducted ranges from about 5000 to 15,000 and their salary is about N50,000. If there is any donation in the church, the man deducts it from your salary.


do not compromise with these three no matter how terrible your circumstances may be
LIFE...it has no substitute
YOUR SPIRITUALITY... it has no alternative
YOUR HAPPINESS... no money can buy it.

In your brother's case, let him simply resign before you start thinking of damage control options.
So I need advice.

Wislet:
i hope i won't suffer people quoting me and saying what's obvious.
Hasn't it been made clear it is maltreatment and ungodly?

Mandu94:


, be clear regarding the topic.

free2ryhme:



the thread of lies people open on nairaland these days

na wa oo

Trizyd:
Go, At Least For A While

Nicepoker:
don't generalise. Use ur self alone as case study. Speak for ur self

ammyluv2002:
Nigeria is ranked 2nd most religious country in the world yet we don't know 1/3 of the things in the Bible*smh*

Octaves:
I heard my brother got a job at a maintenance firm in PH. I came back for Easter and on sunday after attending holy saturday vigil mass (we are catholics), and that morning, he dressed up for service at some other church.

I asked why he was going there, and he started explaining that it was part of the job he took- the employer's wife is the owner of the church and the man makes it compulsory for every one of his employees to attend else a certain amount will be deducted from your salary. If you don't come during weekdays to cut grass and do clean-up, money will also be deducted.

I fail to understand how a human (somebody that calls himself a man of God) would violate people's freedom of religion like that all in the name of job.

The most annoying part is that he forces them to receive communion. That is particularly worrying because you don't know what really you are receiving especially since there is tattle that the man could be an Ogboni man.

The money being deducted ranges from about 5000 to 15,000 and their salary is about N50,000. If there is any donation in the church, the man deducts it from your salary.
So I need advice.

Octaves:
I heard my brother got a job at a maintenance firm in PH. I came back for Easter and on sunday after attending holy saturday vigil mass (we are catholics), and that morning, he dressed up for service at some other church.

I asked why he was going there, and he started explaining that it was part of the job he took- the employer's wife is the owner of the church and the man makes it compulsory for every one of his employees to attend else a certain amount will be deducted from your salary. If you don't come during weekdays to cut grass and do clean-up, money will also be deducted.

I fail to understand how a human (somebody that calls himself a man of God) would violate people's freedom of religion like that all in the name of job.

The most annoying part is that he forces them to receive communion. That is particularly worrying because you don't know what really you are receiving especially since there is tattle that the man could be an Ogboni man.

The money being deducted ranges from about 5000 to 15,000 and their salary is about N50,000. If there is any donation in the church, the man deducts it from your salary.
So I need advice.

Octaves:
I heard my brother got a job at a maintenance firm in PH. I came back for Easter and on sunday after attending holy saturday vigil mass (we are catholics), and that morning, he dressed up for service at some other church.

I asked why he was going there, and he started explaining that it was part of the job he took- the employer's wife is the owner of the church and the man makes it compulsory for every one of his employees to attend else a certain amount will be deducted from your salary. If you don't come during weekdays to cut grass and do clean-up, money will also be deducted.

I fail to understand how a human (somebody that calls himself a man of God) would violate people's freedom of religion like that all in the name of job.

The most annoying part is that he forces them to receive communion. That is particularly worrying because you don't know what really you are receiving especially since there is tattle that the man could be an Ogboni man.

The money being deducted ranges from about 5000 to 15,000 and their salary is about N50,000. If there is any donation in the church, the man deducts it from your salary.
So I need advice.

Octaves:
I get what you're saying. It's like he's there with one leg in one leg out. He's keenly looking for another job. Hopefully he will quit soon.

Octaves:
I heard my brother got a job at a maintenance firm in PH. I came back for Easter and on sunday after attending holy saturday vigil mass (we are catholics), and that morning, he dressed up for service at some other church.

I asked why he was going there, and he started explaining that it was part of the job he took- the employer's wife is the owner of the church and the man makes it compulsory for every one of his employees to attend else a certain amount will be deducted from your salary. If you don't come during weekdays to cut grass and do clean-up, money will also be deducted.

I fail to understand how a human (somebody that calls himself a man of God) would violate people's freedom of religion like that all in the name of job.

The most annoying part is that he forces them to receive communion. That is particularly worrying because you don't know what really you are receiving especially since there is tattle that the man could be an Ogboni man.

The money being deducted ranges from about 5000 to 15,000 and their salary is about N50,000. If there is any donation in the church, the man deducts it from your salary.
So I need advice.

Fabdedon:
hmm visit the church and explain to the pastor of the church to help you out..
They always respect their pastors

ZahraBuhari:


Whenever he quits he should endeavour to call the employer, his wife pastor, and all the other slave co-workers ALL into a room for a special announcement.

Then he tells them:

I quit!
And it would be nice I tell you this-
FVCK YOU (points at employer), UR WIFE, AND UR PRIMARY SCHOOL ASSEMBLY U CALL CHURCH. ALSO, FVCK THE BREAD U VE BEEN GIVING ME IN UR CHURCH WHICH HAS BEEN GIVING ME STOMACH ACHE.


WE WILL SEE IN COURT"

Then you slam the door and leave like a boss

skyenitan04:
what do u mean go for a while ? if u cant eat something don't taste it..dats slavery not job opportunity ..