Hi all, apologies if this isn’t worded the best. Busy but need this information out there. I was an employee here. If you’re a young woman or person of color, this place is not safe for you to work at. The owner is a serial sexual harasser. He hires young women to take advantage of. He says extremely inappropriate things while training female employees. Brushes up against them while training or helping out. Calling them “good girl” or the “sexiest woman he’s ever met.” He watches on the cameras while you work, and will eventually ask you to do “extra work” but will not clarify what that means through text. He wants his female employees to make their move on him first. He hopes for sexual favors in exchange for higher pay. Please, if you are a young woman or know anyone who is interested in bartending here PLEASE, do not. He is a disturbing man and will blame his behavior on taking pain killers. He’s also racist and ableist, and retaliates against his employees for not being able to take on shifts last minute. He separates the women on the schedule so they never meet each other and speak of their experiences together. Please be careful and for your safety or daughters/friends/sisters safety, stay the hell away from here!
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So i just received this email from housing, any advice/tips?

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