“My Boss’ Children Made My Life Miserable” Michael Reveals

For 32-year-old Michael Nsubuga from Kampala, life had never been easy. He had served as a personal assistant for a successful business owner for over five years, yet his workplace was far from welcoming. While his boss remained kind and professional, Michael’s daily routine was overshadowed by the constant mistreatment and harassment from his employer’s children. Despite being adults, they treated Michael like an easy target. From snide remarks to public humiliation in front of colleagues, he endured more than his share of workplace cruelty.

Initially, Michael tried to ignore the abuse, brushing off the comments in hopes they would cease. But matters only escalated. Verbal insults turned into unreasonable tasks, often far outside his job responsibilities. He was forced to work overtime without pay and sometimes run personal errands for the boss’s children during office hours. When he attempted to assert himself, his calls for fairness were dismissed, and he often faced consequences for speaking up. Trapped by the financial security the job offered, Michael felt constantly drained and demoralized, leaving him emotionally battered and questioning his own worth.To Read More, Tap Here