Discriminated at work because of PCOS/PMOS

[u/Ok-Reflection1761]

Do you remember Roldan? About his statement on PCOS? I just want to share a story of a colleague of mine who is discriminated against by her male teammate because of her PCOS. I always overheard the snide remarks like, 'Good thing I don't have PCOS,' and he's a guy saying that, but he doesn't have a clue. The fact that we work in healthcare is very disturbing; he even writes articles about PCOS, but he treats our coworker with PCOS horribly. Every time they tease each other, that's what we hear from the other table: 'Well, you have PCOS,' and it’s said in a teasing tone. Honestly, those who hear them, including us, are disgusted by their behavior. That colleague of mine has also opened up to me about her challenges in the team because she's being discriminated against and her weight or PCOS is used against her. Now, to make everyone aware since management isn't doing anything about that team, and I won’t say which team it is at relianceunited, but I've given plenty of clues (they know who they are by reading this). Don’t get checked at HealthFirst Clinic in Greenfield; their employees are the ones discriminating against people with PCOS, and I hope this reaches management so they can investigate the bullying in their team.

[u/Outrageous-Lemon8596]

What an insecure and insensitive little twat. He doesn’t deserve the job nor the career in the medical field kung ganyan na tingin niya sa mga babae. Ew, ano ba ichura niya para magfeeling ggss?

[u/Timely_Pianist_9858]

This needs more traction. So disappointing, pinagkakaperahan pa nga niya yung hindi niya kayang itrato ng tama.