Tom Cruise freaks out on staff for breaking Covid Safety Protocols

[Franch Toast 27,727]

I can't stand Tom Cruise and think Scientology is an evil, harmful cult, but he's not wrong. Maybe he was too aggressive in how he talked to the staff, but I can understand his frustration; people who disregard Covid protocols and put the rest of us at risk are the ones perpetuating this pandemic. 

[Fish 6,252]

5 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

Everyone's lawyer in internet, so I'm not surprised. Otherwise, what's your unique bar identification number?? Let me find you on lawyer directory, or else you are bullshixtting.

 

 

lollll I am a lawyer in canada but won't tell you my law society number wtf haahha. 

 

here is a pic of me in court though lol

 

employees of tom cruise: call me we have a case of workplace harassment  

 

[Fish 6,252]

7 minutes ago, Regina George said:

And people spreading a deadly virus should be asked nicely to wear a mask? lmao give me a break.. I don't like TC but he has every right to behave like this in this particular situation.

they should be warned seriously and in a professional manner, not aggressively and violently. See: 

7 minutes ago, Borislshere said:

What a joke.

if you see someone violating the rules, talk to them, warn them. If they don’t follow the rules after that, fire them for being workplace liability. Screaming and throwing a tantrum is not how you handle a workplace issue. 
yes COVID is an extremely serious situation but you forcing everyone to huddle together to listen to you scream and yell isn’t solving anything. 

 

[CCSir 410]

COVID guidelines are super important, but I don't know, accepting behaviour like this from your boss in any circumstances opens a dangerous door. There is a lack of specificity regarding the ways in which they broke the guidelines as well, it's hard to gauge.

Personally, I find this type of interaction with employees to be unacceptable.

[Sorcerer92 837]

If only everyone treated people who broke protocols this way. I get so sick of this "be kind and understanding" crap. Anyone who disobeys covid protocol deserves punishment 😤 Good job Tom

[vyniildisk 12,689]

this is a PR stunt and it was on purpose

[Regina George 59,387]

16 minutes ago, Fish said:

they should be warned seriously and in a professional manner, not aggressively and violently. See: 

 

I'm imagining this was not his first reaction. In a perfect world we'd all be nice to each other even when we don't agree BUT people have these kinds of reactions when their life is in danger and getting a deadly virus is that. So I understand his reaction. Also I'd love you to see how bosses behave on Balkan because this is literally nice in comparison.. 

[Borislshere 53,519]

14 minutes ago, Sorcerer92 said:

If only everyone treated people who broke protocols this way. I get so sick of this "be kind and understanding" crap. Anyone who disobeys covid protocol deserves punishment 😤 Good job Tom

this isn't even punishment lmaooo 

Punishment would've been to actually do something (ex: termination) and setting an example for everyone else. Just screaming at people isn't going to get anything changed. 

[GagaSine 7,464]

2 hours ago, Fish said:

it is though. your boss cannot scream aggressively at you like this for breaking a protocol. we dont even know what they "broke"

Lmao someone’s never worked in a restaurant clearly 

Not saying he is right but people behave like this all over the world in fast pace workplaces in the food industry. Even worse because they can be physically abusive as well and there is tons of discriminatory language.

The thing is you are allowed to leave. But some people just tolerate it because they want the job or have no other choice. If you try to “fight” it legally or whatever everyone will turn on you and call you a liar, because it’s considered like a right of passage to weather this abuse in a kitchen.

my point is there are plenty of workplaces where Tom’s behaviour is normal (though he clearly has issues), at least it’s over something reasonable and not a customer being served the wrong pasta dish.

[Ivy 13,611]

38 minutes ago, Fish said:

i am a lawyer honey, but I'll stop there cuz you clearly have no idea what workplace harassment is. It's not linked to discrimination at all. 

Workplace harassment definitely is linked to discrimination it only takes a quick Google search to find that out  

A boss or supervisor yelling at an employee for not following workplace safety protocols is not harassment. It may not be nice but that's a different thing. If they were singling out a specific person then I could see a harassment claim

 

Anyways it seems like he was a little stressed and fed up, which I don't really blame him. I wouldn't want to be on a movie set right now with ppl not following safety rules

[Fish 6,252]

5 minutes ago, Ivy said:

Workplace harassment definitely is linked to discrimination it only takes a quick Google search to find that out  

A boss or supervisor yelling at an employee for not following workplace safety protocols is not harassment. It may not be nice but that's a different thing. If they were singling out a specific person then I could see a harassment claim

 

Anyways it seems like he was a little stressed and fed up, which I don't really blame him. I wouldn't want to be on a movie set right now with ppl not following safety rules

it can intersect, but its not the same thing 

[AVeryGagaHolyDick 30,973]

3 hours ago, Fish said:

it is though. your boss cannot scream aggressively at you like this for breaking a protocol. we dont even know what they "broke"

I don't think it was that agressive  he just screamed, reading the comments I expected something crazy or unusual 

[AVeryGagaHolyDick 30,973]

28 minutes ago, Dulo Peep said:

this is a PR stunt and it was on purpose

Also, this

[pdaines 209]

1 hour ago, Wixson said:

I don't care if he saves the world at this point.  He's a scientology nutcase who turned Nicole Kidman and his children against her.  

He turned Nicole Kidman against herself?

[Franch Toast 27,727]

1 hour ago, Franch Toast said:

I can't stand Tom Cruise and think Scientology is an evil, harmful cult, but he's not wrong. Maybe he was too aggressive in how he talked to the staff, but I can understand his frustration; people who disregard Covid protocols and put the rest of us at risk are the ones perpetuating this pandemic. 

That said, he appears to have anger management issues. I don't think it's cool to yell at one's employees/colleagues like that, but I also don't know what happened before that or the full picture of what's going on.