After an employee spent nearly $800 over a year paying for a coworker’s lunches because she repeatedly “forgot” her wallet, the coworker was promoted over them and insultingly dismissed their request for job openings by stating they didn’t need “charity cases.” However, the very next day, the promoted coworker walked in to find her entire team surrounding a viral post about the employee being laid off and seeking employment, which quickly led to four job offers and a new position that paid more than her own promotion. READ MORE BELOW
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