Burger King

On Wednesday February 8th at 8:05 Ami dream shipley Is working at the North East Maryland Walmart when I was confronted by manager Chris about a situation that I had forgotten to change the oil and the friars. I had taken full responsibility in my actions for forgetting to change the oil in the friars. Manager Chris decided to take things a little bit too far by calling me inappropriate names to another supervisor. When I had confronted Chris and advised him that he was taking things too far Chris looked at me and told me in his own words "I don't give a [censored]." I did wrong by retaliating but I told Chris That I do care and that what if he liked it if I called him an ignorant [censored]. Christine told me if I had to wreck a clock out and go home but I replied to Chris tone him that I think that hes should be the one o'clock out and go home Since he was the one that resorted into the inappropriate name calling and not myself. I was told to go on break to chill out and while I was on my break I message GM Fred I explained to Fred about the situation that had happened between Chris and myself. Fred then told me to just avoid Chris and to finish off with my day that he would talk to me early the next morning. Chris then sent supervisor autumn to approach me having autumn tell me to punch out and go home I then replied to autumn let her know what Fred said and she went back to tell Chris what Fred had said to me. Chris feels that I had undermined his authority. I don't know how many people that Chris has done this too besides me but I also know that what Chris had done was very unprofessional and it was very poor acts of a manager. I strongly feel that Chris's actions needs consequences I also believe that He should be written up and/or reprimanded. I also feel that I deserve an apology from manager Chris due to the grounds that he insulted me and embarrassed me with inappropriate name calling. Thank you very much for hearing how you complain and the hopes that actions be taken against Chris for his inappropriate behavior as a manager.

Sincerely: James Shipley.