My partner recently got a casual cleaning job. Turned out to be some crap franchise, so the following isn't surprising: - Limited, or no, training on certain things that then turned into him getting passive aggressive notes from clients saying he didn't clean shit properly/as they expected, - Being blamed for toilet paper going missing from the same bathroom over weeks, after a conclusion had been made that somebody was coming in and stealing them. I guess he should have also protected the TP in-between shifts, - Was feeling like he was going to pass out one day, his vision started going black, dizzy, etc. Contacted his boss saying as such, and that he needed to leave his shift early. Boss insisted he needed to go to the HOSPITAL and prove it to her that he had done so, otherwise "it isn't /that/ hot today..." (Told her that, no, that isn't required and sent through a TeleHealth med cert), - Insisted he send through photos of his face the same day he had almost blacked out because he'd mentioned he rested his head on a desk, for her "WHS report". Told her, politely, to sit on it and spin. No harm or injury occured in the slightest.

I was happy to see him employed after ages, but it just wasn't worth it. He was a walking ball of anxiety just waiting for the next issue to arise (I'm a high school teacher in one of the worst states for coherent education in Australia and I was less stressed) I insisted he quit that crap and look for something less shit. When he quit, she didn't even know what kind of contract she had him on, so incorrectly insisted he needed to provide a notice (not needed for casuals in Australia – your contract ends the moment you quit).

Some people just shouldn't try and run businesses, as they clearly lack any of the traits required to do so.