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One of my coworkers is tetchy, belittles me and is very difficult to work with.  She mutters rude comments under her breath and does not work in a team.  Instead of helping me she mutters rude comments about how I don't know my job.  Well when you are forced to stand at your check stand/kiosk all day you can't learn the store.  She belittles me by telling me "How I don't know my job." and "How I'm naive at my job duties."  I've tried working her in a team but there is no team.  Due to her seniority it's all her.  She's lightly harassed me for signing her out of a check stand then gave me crap for taking "her" check stand.  I'm sorry, I didn't realize check stands had names on them.  If you try to request even a pen in her work space she gets offended.

 

How do I work with someone like this?  My very presence and kindness seems to offend her.  Other coworkers don't care, they just let her continue to do what she wants due to seniority.



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Arrange a meeting between your store manager, her, and you. During the meeting ask why she is creating a hostile work environment and what needs to be done to resolve this issue. Have a union rep present if you want. 

 

But yeah, the best way to resolve conflicts like this is to bring it to the attention of the STORE MANAGER ASAP in a closed door discussion. Hopefully everything gets better.



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There is a I in Team



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When she asks you for a favor, ignore her. Act like you don't hear her and go about your duties. When she asks why politely say 'I seem to not "know" my job, so I am trying to learn it.'

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How about NO?!?

 

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