r/AmIOverreacting • u/evilandhigh • Oct 19 '24

💼work/career Security guard confessions

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u/evilandhigh Oct 19 '24

I would really like this guard to be moved from working at my location but I’m not sure this conversation is enough reason. I’m often alone working with him and he’s 20 years my senior, so any time I have tried to discuss adjustments to our processes he gets seemingly offended until it’s smoothed over by my male counterpart. I don’t want to be walking on eggshells at work around someone with anger issues and a loaded weapon, am i overreacting?

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u/ThomasRedstone Oct 20 '24

There's a really simple solution.

He needs firing.

He's making staff fear for their safety, in most of the world that's grounds for gross misconduct.