Does Hr Supervisor George Robles Use Unprofessional Language

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HR supervisor George Robles spoke to employee Charlie is a driver that was asked to work one night and was asked to meet with Micky. Once he met with Micky a full time supervisor he was greeted with a hostile tome and was to le to just go away to work with little to no direction. Charlie stated that Micky used unprofessional language with him as well.

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