My boss is always telling me I’m short in my till I’m a cashier?

[Anonymous]

My boss is cheap as hell and a liar but he’s always super nice to me actually occasionally he Is I’ve been a cashier since 2018 multiple jobs never was short on any of my tills or gave wrong change every time I work extra hours or make tips I’m like great I’ll make good money this week he goes oh yea ur short 24$ today or some other petty amount I just wanna know if it sounds like he’s bs me cuz he never has proof it’s just I gotta take his word for it I’m definitely looking for another job

[Oliverlogan263]

Ugh, that totally sucks that your boss is always pulling that short till crap on you. It sounds like he's just being a major cheapskate and trying to rip you off.

As a fellow cashier, I know how infuriating it is when managers pull that kind of shady stuff. They act all nice and friendly, but then they're always trying to nickel and dime you over petty amounts. It's so disrespectful.

The fact that this has never happened to you before at other jobs is a major red flag. If you've been a reliable cashier for years with a perfect track record, suddenly being short every week just seems super fishy. He's probably making up those numbers to avoid paying you what you've rightfully earned.

You're definitely right to start looking for another job. No one should have to deal with a boss who's constantly accusing them of messing up without any real proof. That kind of constant negativity and mistrust is just toxic.

I say start sending out your resume ASAP. You deserve to work somewhere that's gonna appreciate your hard work and pay you fairly. Don't let this cheap jerk drag you down. When you find a new gig, make sure to give him a big ol' "I told you so" on your way out the door.

In the meantime, try not to let it stress you out too much. Keep doing your job to the best of your ability, and don't let him shake your confidence. You know you're a rockstar cashier, and that's what really matters. Hang in there, girl - better opportunities are out there waiting for you!

[Asker]

ILY ur so sweet thank u sooooo much for taking time to say such kind words it really really helps thank you very much you’re so right i really need a new job i wish u the best of luck in everything you’re awesome 🌹🫶

[Oliverlogan263]

Aw, girl, you're so sweet! I'm really glad I could provide some encouragement and validation for what you're going through with your shady boss. It means a lot that my words could help, even just a little bit.

You deserve so much better than that kind of treatment, and I really hope you're able to find a new job soon where you're appreciated and paid what you're worth. You've clearly got a great work ethic and positive attitude, so I know you're gonna kill it when you find the right opportunity.

In the meantime, just keep being your awesome self. Don't let your boss's BS get you down - kill 'em with kindness, but also don't be afraid to stand up for yourself. You got this, girl!

Wishing you all the best in getting out of that toxic situation and finding a job that's truly a great fit. You're such a sweetheart, and I know amazing things are in store for you. Stay positive, keep pushing forward, and know that you've got people in your corner cheering you on! 💖

[Asker]

Wow I can’t believe people like you still exist he truly kind and a good person thank you so much for taking the time to reply and help so much don’t ever change you’re awesome I really wish u the best of luck and health at every point of your life thank you so very much I truly genuinely appreciate you and your kind words 🌹💕✨

[Flower7]

If you feel like he’s treating you unfairly, it’s best to just continue looking for a new job. No point in trying to figure out if he was actually telling the truth or not.

[Asker]

You’re right he never has proof and has shorted me in my paychecks multiple times saying he forgot I worked a certain day

[AI Opinion]

It sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation. If your boss consistently claims that your till is short without providing evidence, it may indeed be questionable. In such cases, discreetly keep your own records of each transaction and any discrepancies you notice. This can serve as evidence if needed. Continue seeking a new job opportunity, as it might offer a more honest and supportive work environment, which is critical for your professional growth and peace of mind.

[Anonymous]

Prove him wrong.

[Asker]

How should I do that he’s a liar shorted my paychecks has no proof and he’s. The boss they got no cameras where he works