Bully Victim

Hey there sid556 and thanks for your concern. Since my original post I have been moved to a different department. That is helping the situation a bunch. The move happened only because I complained again and was dragged into a meeting with Human Resources and my Supervisor. It sure felt like I had to defend myself. It was pretty humiliating. No wonder most people don't come forward when this happens to them. The entire experience is an ongoing struggle. I'm finally starting to get it through my thick head, they are the ones with the problem not me. Human Resources told me if they didn't think I was a good worker and worth the trouble they would ask me to leave the company. Instead, I was giving the opportunity to work in this other department for two months and I would be reviewed at that time. I'm hoping it wasn't all in vain. Maybe the next time those people get out of hand the victim will be believed and not have to go through what I have gone through. The really sad part of all this is we are all adults. The only childish thing going on was there behavior.

Well, it is good that the company at least see your value and separated you from them. Still, it is too bad that you had to be the one to move and get used to another department and go thru all the adjustments that go along with that. Hopefully you will end up liking this new department better than the old and the people will be a lot more pleasant than the others were. I used to work in a big office and you put a bunch of women together and you'll always get a few that have to act like they were 10 again. Heck, I work in a convenience store. We all have our own shifts and work alone. Our paths only cross briefly during shift change and still some of them manage to get spiteful towards another. It's always something so trivial but it turns into a war. Something like one forgetting to empty a trash or fill a sugar container is all it takes to spark it. From there it just gets evil. It's childish and ridiculous. Good luck!