After working 60-hour weeks as a café general manager, Jenna was denied a raise and told to be grateful, only to discover her boss had secretly advertised her position for $5,000 less. Instead of confronting him, she found a new job with a competitor and stopped covering the extra tasks and systems only she knew how to handle. When her boss arrived with her supposed replacement, Jenna calmly handed him her keys and walked away, leaving him to discover that her experience was not so easily replaced. Within minutes, the café was struggling with passwords, supplier contacts, and a faulty POS system, proving that undervaluing loyal employees can cost far more than simply paying them fairly.READ MORE BELOW
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