So my boyfriend feels like he's about to be fired from his

Careful when you complain up the chain of command. It isn't always anonymous and in some places it ends up just going back to the management of the location you're complaining about.
Have him start applying and interviewing elsewhere. It's better to put your fate into your own hands rather than letting the company make the decision for you. Feels a lot better than getting fired too.
If he finds a better job, cool. He can leave that toxic environment and he'll probably be a lot happier for it.

>>18159488
>should he quit before he gets fired?
If he can line up a job before he does, then sure.

>I wish I could just contact the company and let them know what's going on but they probably hold the manager in high regard so they'd probably just dismiss my complaint.
Don't get involved yourself. Just support him.

>>18159488
Make him update his resume/CV and start looking for jobs, if he thinks he is going to be fired, it will be better to find a job and leave, rather than explain to a new potential employer why his last job came to an end.
Networking isn't a bad idea provided you can keep the fact he is looking elsewhere a secret from his managers.

>I wish I could just contact the company and let them know what's going on but they probably hold the manager in high regard so they'd probably just dismiss my complaint.
That's an awful idea, don't even entertain the idea of doing that working in any way, don't even mention the idea to your boyfriend as it will only add to his stress if he thinks you are that stupid.

>>18159599
I just don't understand how people can get away with putting profits above costumer satisfaction, it's kind of maddening.
>If he finds a better job, cool. He can leave that toxic environment and he'll probably be a lot happier for it.
I'll pass this on to him, thank you anon.

>>18159624
>If he can line up a job before he does, then sure.
He's got a pretty promising interview next week, but what if doesn't get it? He said a gap in his resume wouldn't look too good but I'm not sure if that's worse than getting fired.

>Don't get involved yourself. Just support him.
I'll stay out of it, I just feel really frustrated, I don't want him to be taken for a ride, but thank you for your advice, anon.

>>18159643
>rather than explain to a new potential employer why his last job came to an end.
You're right, that's probably what he's worried about.

>That's an awful idea
I know, I'm dumb and impulsive and my gears start spinning but I don't think I would've carried it out, in any case thanks.

>>18159662
>what if doesn't get it?
Keep looking for other jobs. Don't quit until he has one because then his employment gap looks irresponsible, instead of him being able to explain it with whatever excuse they give him if he's fired.