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Why your employers hate you

For anyone who’s ever felt that their employer isn’t exactly their greatest fan, here are some possible reasons you’re not quite measuring up.
25 Jan 2013 12:00
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Having to get up early and go to work is hard enough, but the situation is only worsened for those who can’t quite seem to shake the feeling that their employer is less than impressed by their performance.



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