ULPT Request: Supervisor is coercing employees into sex and dangerous
Posted by SalimHakeem@reddit | UnethicalLifeProTips | View on Reddit | 6 comments
I work at a mental health facility located in Richmond, VA.
I have been employed in this role since 2024 without any issues until my previous supervisor left and a new one took over. The new supervisor, Keisha, has demonstrated aggressive behavio, speaks loudly, and often displays an unprofessional attitude. Keisha is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).
Here’s some of the stuff she had done - Keisha requested that I sign documentation for patients while I was on medical leave following a major surgery. She has told me to see children, pick them up from their home without parents knowing, and get in the pool with them. I reported this to HR and NOTHING was done. Then When I declined to follow her outrageous and illegal recommendations and maintained only a cordial, professional interaction, she began speaking negatively about me to the company owner. Subsequently, she issued a write-up for an alleged documentation error that had not previously been brought to my attention.
Following this, she placed me on an extensive and unprecedented performance improvement plan that lacked clarity and required mandatory weekly meetings at 6:00 PM during my personal time without compensation. Many colleagues expressed concern and disbelief that HR approved this plan, especially considering my prior performance. I had consistently been regarded as a top employee, with accurate documentation and positive feedback from patients.
During a meeting with HR, Keisha stated that she believed the situation between us was “personal,” which suggested potential bias in her actions. Despite this, no corrective action was taken. My caseload was significantly reduced from over 10 clients to only 2 after Keisha made negative statements about me, including claiming that I was “not man enough” for my role in mental health. My supervision was then reassigned to one of her colleagues, who appeared to share similar bias and declined to approve additional client assignments. As a result, my income has been negatively impacted despite my continued strong performance and positive client feedback.
Several staff members have expressed confusion regarding the lack of support from the company and HR given the circumstances.
Additionally, I have recently become aware of allegations that Keisha is engaging in sexual relationships with employees she supervises. I am considering reporting these concerns to the appropriate regulatory boards and exploring further action. I am prepared to pursue formal complaints and, if warranted, legal action. It’s an open office secret and I want to make sure everyone knows what she’s doing to people.
HPPD2@reddit
Come on not reading all that but this is some LLM generated fiction. Way too long and out of context for this sub, stop buying it.
Green_Yesterday3054@reddit
Talk to an employment lawyer
Low_Adhesiveness7009@reddit
Why would you not report her to her licensing board? I've reported for far less.
magseven@reddit
Go to HR and tell them that as a gay man, her comment about you not being "man enough for your role" has crippled your self-esteem and has had negative effects on your current performance and future confidence in doing your job. Her homophobic attack is already documented with HR per her own statements. You might even be suffering in your personal relationships outside of work because of her horrible, homophobic statements. You may need further financial compensation...You are a gay man and still a man period, goddamnit!
If you aren't gay? Even better. Keisha won't have some bullshit excuse already cooked up for this very important and HR nightmare scenario revelation. But you ARE GAY now for this to work and make HR shit themselves. They can't ask for proof. Even if you currently have a girlfriend or are married, you actually now have what is known as a "beard". People like Keisha and her ignorance made you pretend to be someone you aren't. Made you suffer. 2 years after Keisha is gone, you can look back and laugh, break up with your fake boyfriend you've moved in with to fully commit to the bit and go back to your old Keisha-less life!
Forgottengoldfishes@reddit
Have you called your state board of health? They will investigate and have the power to shut the facility down.
rayjay5901@reddit
This definitely needs to go outside of the company to the regulators for your field of counselors and potentially an employment lawyer or equivalent. If its a larger company you may be able to go over their heads to the big bosses, especially if there is a higher tier of HR to work with.