Joy Wisneski Case Summary

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Although Bill William Franicola was Supervisor Donna Myers told a new employee Joy Wisneski she was in charge. When Bill didn't post work order in Maintenance office for events set ups Donna complained that 5:00 am employees (Dan Kelly, Dolly, La Donna) weren't there. After La Donna Hrabaka and Dolly Oslosky was done cleaning their dorm asked a student worker if needed help said No they were cleaning their last room. Yet ,Donna called Bill a reported them for leaving. Bill started yelling at La Donna Joe, Maintenance Director telling him to be quite consequently he got reprimanded Donna went around telling employees La Donna was trying to get Bill terminated. Another time Dan Kelly was at a meeting with Bob Kauffman Maintenance Director Donna

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