What "touching porcelain" events have you experienced in the workplace?

I certainly dare not touch the company's porcelain myself, and I dare not sign a labor contract on purpose. I have never met such a person around me, but the company deliberately did not sign a labor contract.

I am a fresh graduate, full of enthusiasm for my work, but I was hit by my colleagues around me. Most colleagues in the company are very enthusiastic, and several of them are particularly speechless.

I remember that when I handed over my work, I had explained all this to that colleague, and I even taught him what to do next. I finished my work satisfactorily and waited for it with peace of mind. But before I got off work, I was called by my boss and scolded, saying that there was something wrong with my work.

When I got the finished report, I felt very strange. It turned out that my colleague corrected me on purpose. I went to talk to him, but he still refused to admit it. I can't help him with this porcelain.

Some time ago, I also saw a news. Women can take paid maternity leave during pregnancy, which is a policy that a conscientious person has adopted. When a woman is pregnant for two or three months, she will apply. The belly is not obvious, and it is estimated that no one in the company has seen it. Then she was hired. After a few months, her stomach became obvious and she decided to take maternity leave.

The company leader was so angry that he sued the company because she didn't get paid. This is actually an excessive act of touching porcelain and a loophole in the policy. It is also an act of discrediting women.

In the face of colleagues touching porcelain in the company, it is really helpless. People have ulterior motives, and you can only admit that you are unlucky when you meet such people. Best of all, we can take the evidence and argue for our own interests. Be firm and tough, or they will bully you again and again.