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gee4
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February 09, 2009, 05:21:45 pm »
I totally disagree as the statement that was said and the language that was used was totally unacceptable. Saying someone is "fu__d up" is just not acceptable in any working environment.
If it was untrue then the second co-worker should not have repeated it but by doing so, they got themselves involved also.
A very dangerous game is being played and not one I would want to be in the middle of. It sounds very much like one co-worker gossiping about another. If it was a manager who had a problem it would be dealt with properly eg. brought in, sat down and discussed, not said in passing.
Muffin I guess you will use your own instincts here and do what is right for you.
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