Laura Clare shared her devastating workplace story on TikTok. Photo / @laurac1are
Laura Clare shared her devastating workplace story on TikTok. Photo / @laurac1are
An Australian woman has been left traumatised after quitting a terrible job.
Laura Clare from Sydney shared her devastating story after finally resigning from the job, only to be hit with another cruel blow.
Clare said she had worked at the company for two years, under the chief executive.
"Inthe last year he's really turned on me and just been vicious," she said in an emotional TikTok video that's had more than one million views.
"He's told me I'm not worth what I'm being paid, that he can replace me in a heartbeat. He yells at me and swears at me, it's basically been an abusive relationship."
The former Big Brother contestant from the 2007 season said she finally put her resignation in when she got an invitation in her emails a few days later.
"So this afternoon I open up my email to see there's an invite for a boat day and it's called 'Celebrate Laura leaving'," she continued.
"And I thought that it was for me, why would I think anything else? And I accepted.
"And then he wrote back and said 'read the details please'. He'd invited the whole company to a day to celebrate the fact I'd left."
Clare said she knew other people had sh*tty bosses and had been in awful situations but she thought she came close to topping them.
Laura Clare shared her devastating workplace story on TikTok. Photo / @laurac1are
The singer who featured on Triple J's unearthed in 2008 was flooded with an outpouring of support on her video, saying this was workplace bullying and she should take it further.
Clare has engaged a lawyer and did not want to comment about her case.
Her lawyer, Mona Youssef of the Harper James Law Group, said the matter was "very sensitive and Laura has suffered severe trauma".
Clare posted a follow-up video thanking people on TikTok for their support and updating them on her wellbeing after they asked how she was doing.
"I'm not great but the love and support that I've received has been overwhelming," she said.
"I don't know how I got so lucky that all these beautiful people came and backed me and gave me support and told me I was worthy.
"It's meant more to me than you'll ever know and I just want to say thank you. I feel like I have a TikTok army behind me."
Clare said she was heading up north to be with family and friends.
