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Amanda Houston's Respectful Workplace
Amanda Houston frequently makes comments and behaves in a manner that does not comply with the Respectful Workplace Procedure 4-6e. Behaviors which include; yelling at manager, name calling, aggressive hand gestures (waiving arms wildly and slamming hands on table), eye rolling, loud sighs, arm crossing, use of sarcasm, glaring at manager, periods of refusal to communicate with manager, failure to follow communication chain of command protocols, attempting to walk out of meetings before they were finished. Comments include; Calling manager a Dog, "Does not care what manager thinks", declaring during staff meeting to "not care about work- just shows up for the paycheck", sarcastically remarked that a change in procedure for the work unit was
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