My boss would say to me behind closed doors "I don't cogitate you have it in you Catz to do this living nor do I think you want to do this job because you don't resembling it". Well about 6 or 8 months ago I went to HR at the company and she told me to discuss to my boss and tell him how he makes you consistency. Well he was good for a while not calling me into his department to say those words. Then a month ago the day I quit he said those words again 2 more x's astern closed doors "I don't think you have it contained by you Catz to do this job" and I finally quit. He made me feel really low and now I am thinking conceivably he is right or is he, I have been on benefit for 1 month now. This kind of personage should not be a boss to anyone because of the verbal abuse. Anyone hold a good Lawyer or know what I should do? If I can find a lawyer to transport payment after the case have been won - I worked for a very big big company. Any suggestions?

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Kim T. is on target. Whereas he may have been informing you of what he perceives to be your shortcomings, presentation is everything. If you truly be aware of you've been verbally abused, try
http://www.verbalabuse.com/7.shtml
for some answers. Good Luck...this'll be a tough one.

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Nobody should be subject to that big-hearted of treatment at work. In the UK your situation - depending on your length of service - would constitute constructive dismissal. You asked for help from HR but this did not work, and the continuing situation forced you to quit your job.

I would do what others hold suggested and get some legal warning.

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Sorry. Not spoken abuse. His opinion.
You have no other choice but to leave.

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You don't enjoy a case. Your boss can be a jerk as long as he doesn't threaten or sexually stress out you. If that is really the extent of what he said that falls far short of "abuse" and you need to toughen up.

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I don't know if the answers above are correct. I dream up you may have a case for quitting due to a hostile work environment. You entail to find a personal injury attorney who will take your case on a contingency argument.

If your ex-company is as big as you say it is, the mere mention of a lawsuit may entice them to cough up something for settlement of a nuisance defence. That's not what I think it is, that's just what these types of cases are sometimes call. I've seen many, copious out-of-court settlements for employment cases that were weaker than yours. Get out the phone book or look online for some good, reputable personal injury/employment lawyer.

I really do wish you good luck and hope everything turns out okay for you.

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