foto: TikTok/@uwr2021
Brilio.net - Parents will do anything for their children. In fact, many are willing to give up their jobs to take care of their children.
Like the heartbreaking story of a mother who was not allowed to go home by her boss when her child was seriously ill has gone viral on social media. This tragic incident has become even more widely discussed after news broke that the child had died.
Starting from a video upload on the TikTok account @uwr2021, this story touched the hearts of many netizens. They condemned the boss's actions and mourned the loss experienced by the mother.
photo: TikTok/@uwr2021
" Forgive your boss who forced you to resign ," wrote @uwr2021 quoted by brilio.net from the Instagram account @awreceh.id, Tuesday (17/9).
The video shows a screenshot of a WhatsApp conversation between the mother and her boss. The mother tried to politely ask for permission, but got an unpleasant response from her boss.
" 'Sir, I'm asking permission to go home, my child is having a seizure', 'Where is your husband?', 'My husband is at work, sir', 'Why don't you just tell him to go home?' ," read the screenshot of her chat with her boss.
photo: TikTok/@uwr2021
Even though she explained that her husband was working, the boss still did not give permission. He even gave an answer that hurt the mother who was worried about her child's condition even more.
In the comments section, the mother revealed that she finally decided to go home without permission to be with her sick child. Unfortunately, that decision could not prevent the tragedy that occurred.
" I still went home, even though I didn't get permission. My child died, and the regret never ends until now ," he explained.
The video also shows the moment when the woman and her husband buried their little son. Deep sadness was seen when they buried him, even when they visited his grave.
photo: TikTok/@uwr2021
This story sparked debate among netizens. Many criticized the boss's attitude which was considered inhumane. They thought that a leader should be more understanding of the emergency conditions experienced by his employees.
" I swear, I've always thought about bosses like this, so I wasn't afraid of being said badly by anyone ," commented @alfiadewih.
" Astagfirullah, make it easier for mothers or parents who are struggling to support their families, O Allah ," said @nurulmiuw.
" Is it that difficult to humanize humans? " said @kiim.exe.
" AL-JABBAR has been recited, FIX this lady is not playing around, she went straight to heaven... innalillahi, my condolences to you, ma'am ," said @piscessa777.
" Hopefully unjust bosses like this will have a lot of bad luck in this world and in the afterlife, amen ," said @pebcat02_.
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