Bizibi:
I'm waiting fr those people that will mock the op fr resigning in this recession

posh8701:
After the company I had worked for 3 years plus announced they were leaving Nigeria due to the harsh economic situation, I was happy when I secured another job on 30th of November 2016, which was the last day of my previous job. I couldn't wait to share my testimony here, lol.

Upon resumption, I realised people worked like horses for the company(Monday to Saturday)with no overtime bonus for working till about 10, 11pm if u have to, the best u get is a hotel room for the night if you can no longer go home. I was the only one going out for break and closing by 5.I understood because I was new, they didn't want to complain and wanted me to settle down. Hmmmmm, see work Oooooo. Although I had heard of such companies It was beginning to dawn on me that I had just gotten into one.

I terminated my appointment and no amount of persuasion from the management could stop me (If the offer is so cool, they should give it else with my experience and pay the person, shikena!)Why beg me?

I know the situation in Nigeria is terrible and many people doing such jobs are holding on till they get another job, its not easy to bear, sincerely.Employers especially Lebanese are taking the advantage to enslave Nigerians. Unfortunately, our government is still asleep.

I resigned because my circumstances at the moment does not demand for me to work under such poor conditions of service. But then, not every Nigerian has same circumstances and can take such a bold step.It is really heart breaking to see people suffer like this.

Have u worked under such conditions before? please share.

Ekykool:
The most disheartening is that the Nigerian managers appointed by these foreign organizations play to the tune of treating people like slaves.

Nigerians are more wicked to fellow Nigerians.

Samiceman:
Come on, I have worked with iSON BPO and the conditions aren't as bad as the op's. And besides you work for 8hrs, 5 days a week...

Demmzy15:
Lmao!!!! [/font]

balaclava:
ISON BPO

Bishops10:

I work from Mon-Sunday .no rest at all
If I become president tomorrow,companies owned by whites must be on routine check.They are using us to enrich themselves.

Bishops10:

I work from Mon-Sunday .no rest at all
If I become president tomorrow,companies owned by whites must be on routine check.They are using us to enrich themselves.

emmanuelbrown26:
Dats why i like arab countries, they will stage a protest but here in naija we are all cowards, imagine somebody here requesting for the coy so dat he will apply. IF WE STAGE A PROTEST I WILL BE THE NUMBER ONE TO SHOW UP

PURITYAUTOZ:
My brothers, I pray that one day God will heal this country..I had my own experience too this time fully owned Nigeria company (logistics), I worked there for 6months and it wasn't funny. Got #50k as salary no pension, no health insurance only the salary. The most annoying part is that the MD is a lady, who doesn't know anything but to shout and insult her staffs. Most of our drivers are Yorubas and aged people come see the way she rained insult on them. I resigned because I spoke with one of our client and cos of that my salsry was slash by half. And funny enough all the drivers and other staffs are owning me money even till date. I got another job just 2 weeks after that this time to Indian owned coy, but my dear am treating them like trash, I go to work anytime and close anytime I told them that they can sack me if they like but I wouldnt release their vehicle to them until they pay me off. I attended one interview in Abuja from Lagos and there I saw our some people are anjoying. It's an NGO firm, my dear they treat their staffs like kings and queens, you can imagine they refunded my Tfare money and paid for my hotel. God will help us..

GossipHeart:
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posh8701:
After the company I had worked for 3 years plus announced they were leaving Nigeria due to the harsh economic situation, I was happy when I secured another job on 30th of November 2016, which was the last day of my previous job. I couldn't wait to share my testimony here, lol.

Upon resumption, I realised people worked like horses for the company(Monday to Saturday)with no overtime bonus for working till about 10, 11pm if u have to, the best u get is a hotel room for the night if you can no longer go home. I was the only one going out for break and closing by 5.I understood because I was new, they didn't want to complain and wanted me to settle down. Hmmmmm, see work Oooooo. Although I had heard of such companies It was beginning to dawn on me that I had just gotten into one.

I terminated my appointment and no amount of persuasion from the management could stop me (If the offer is so cool, they should give it else with my experience and pay the person, shikena!)Why beg me?

I know the situation in Nigeria is terrible and many people doing such jobs are holding on till they get another job, its not easy to bear, sincerely.Employers especially Lebanese are taking the advantage to enslave Nigerians. Unfortunately, our government is still asleep.

I resigned because my circumstances at the moment does not demand for me to work under such poor conditions of service. But then, not every Nigerian has same circumstances and can take such a bold step.It is really heart breaking to see people suffer like this.

Have u worked under such conditions before? please share.

Didoris:
yes, same with me, I left my previous Sch few days into November for a bigger one not knowing is just structure and full of shit. u clean n sweep ur classroom urself, d owner barks at people at will, using insulting words and name calling . you dont walk ,staff run up n down d sch wen been called. unexplained deductions n so on. got paid yesterday and av decided to save my life.

posh8701:
After the company I had worked for 3 years plus announced they were leaving Nigeria due to the harsh economic situation, I was happy when I secured another job on 30th of November 2016, which was the last day of my previous job. I couldn't wait to share my testimony here, lol.

Upon resumption, I realised people worked like horses for the company(Monday to Saturday)with no overtime bonus for working till about 10, 11pm if u have to, the best u get is a hotel room for the night if you can no longer go home. I was the only one going out for break and closing by 5.I understood because I was new, they didn't want to complain and wanted me to settle down. Hmmmmm, see work Oooooo. Although I had heard of such companies It was beginning to dawn on me that I had just gotten into one.

I terminated my appointment and no amount of persuasion from the management could stop me (If the offer is so cool, they should give it else with my experience and pay the person, shikena!)Why beg me?

I know the situation in Nigeria is terrible and many people doing such jobs are holding on till they get another job, its not easy to bear, sincerely.Employers especially Lebanese are taking the advantage to enslave Nigerians. Unfortunately, our government is still asleep.

I resigned because my circumstances at the moment does not demand for me to work under such poor conditions of service. But then, not every Nigerian has same circumstances and can take such a bold step.It is really heart breaking to see people suffer like this.

Have u worked under such conditions before? please share.

drnoel:


[size=4pt]Probably the best decision but then how do u survive after quitting?
Worked in a place before as a research assistant where we were expected to work Monday to Monday with no free days. The pay was horrible but I hung on cos I was desperate then and didn't have enof experience. They took 3 years of my life till one day I couldn't take it anymore I approached the boss for a raise, he refused so I told him I would quit. He just laughed at me and called my bluff. I quit 3 days later. He called me immediately he got my quit and asked me what my terms where to restart. I told him. He told me I didn't have the credentials to ask for those terms. That was when I started fishing out my documents. I joined the research team as a student, did my masters with them and my post doctorate which he had personally supervised. I submitted all those documents before and never heard anything. I had before then tried severely to speak with him but he kept avoiding me hence my decision to quit.

He looked at the documents I presented him and smiled then said that he had seen those documents and would offer me a lesser position to the one I felt I was entitled to, the position he accepted to offer me was much better than the one I initially had but still under my level. That was when I knew that he had no good intentions for me.
I told him what I wanted and he said if only I had a certain professional certificate he would have given me that position within a twinkle of an eye. I looked him in the eye and pulled out the certificate to that professional exam he had just spoken about.

I had taken that exam a year before and had done it behind his back. Normally one needed to inform the departmental director before sitting for any professional exam but he was so convinced that I needed him so he didn't bother to read some documents I had slipped him to sign a year ago.
U can imagine the shock on his face as he saw the certificate. Still he told me "let me think about it".

They offered me the job and position I asked for but I refused the salary scale and asked for something higher and it was approved the next day. The contract was brought to my house by his secretary. I apologized and rejected the job.

When he called me to find out why I rejected. I told him cos I felt my efforts will be better appreciated elsewhere. He freaked out.
Met him at a seminar some weeks back and we spoke like old friends[/size]

TheVictorious:


A FRIEND OF MINE ONCE TOLD ME OF HOW HE ONCE CHALLENGED HIS LEBANESE BOSS FOR POOR WORKING CONDITION OF THEIR WORKERS AND HIS FELLOW NIGERIANS WORKING THERE IMMEDIATELY ROSE UP TO CHALLENGE HIM, TO GAIN FAVOUR FROM THEIR BOSS!

Chanchit:
I remember when i just finished secondary school, I really wanted to work. I got a job at one hair attachnent factory，I was happy when I was posted to a section where the cut papers, those cardboards that has the female models, they told me my job discriptions, part of it was to carry cardboard, easy abi? mehn, before i could carry the whole cardboard to the machine, like three bar don miss from my life span. It was then I looked around, the guys on the job are hefty guys, the machine started looking as if it eould cut my hand. Na so I just step out as if I want to ease my self, I washed my face and the next place I found my self was home, yh, I just resigned under 30mins, I know Im lazy, thank you.

cybriz82:
go try cway nutrimilk company.mnday to sunday.....6 to 7...with 300naira as bonus.miss a day work equal to minus 1500naira frm ur salary of 18k. drink any of der product n u are fired......infact already fired sef b4 u raise d bottle above ur shoulder.

Berrypie:
This is what the Country has caused. I have heard so much about these Lebanese employers taking advantage of Nigerians. What is the job of the NLC if I may ask?

SweetJoystick:

Wetin man go do nau?

I dey feel you jare, the hustle is real!

CyberStalking:
Baba, pls help us drop the name because most of these slave camps stil constantly patrol naira land looking young 4 slaves to render useles$ (pls anybody dat knows any company, schools, banks, telecoms etc that always delay salaries, illigal deductions or any form of modern slavery u know pls post the name, evidence if u can it wil help people to stir clear) donGotze pls sir, my pm is having fault so pls quote me

posh8701:
That was why I said my circumstances dozent permit me to suffer now, if my circumstances were different I probably will be locked down like my colleagues, who likes to suffer?

sagacious2016:

This guy is just so funny.
I had same experience working as a manager in a supermarket in Lagos. Mon through Saturday, 8am to 9am. Mehn it was hell. Resigned after few months. Now in my farm. Crop will soon hit the market and I can then diversify into animal husbandry too.


No time to say no time.

Muafrika2:
I've worked for a vegetable export company with inhumane conditions. We got in at 7.00am and out at 8.00pm. Only a 15mins break at 1.45pm for lunch. The thing I found most difficult was working while standing over tables since we were sorting and cutting vegetable into package size. The supervisors walked around to ensure we did not lean over the tables. It was my first job so the excitement kept me there for a month.