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Linda Wentworth


Career development 1mo
In our nail salon there’s a manicurist who keeps cutting clients and always blames the tools or the clients themselves. She’s friends with the manager, so she never gets punished.
A client complained again and all of us were fined even though it wasn’t our fault. The manager wouldn’t listen and even promoted the manicurist who caused it.
I don’t know how to keep working like this. Maybe it’s time to change salons.

  • BEN OMONDI

    1mo
    Best answer

    Once you see a red flag make your move don't wait

    2

  • April Raven Robbins-Bobyn

    1mo

    My daughter is a nail tech, I know that it takes a lot of hard work to get your license. I would not allow anyone to jeopardize that. You can take... your license anywhere. You can even use it to get licensed in another state. Contact the CEO of the company and let them know what is going on. Don't allow the manager to ruin your reputation or your license. Make sure that your station is up to code and that you are doing everything by the book because if the state does come to your shop ( a customer can complain) they are going to look at everybody working there. Cover your azz. more

  • sarah music Nakawombe

    1mo

    Have a talk with the CEO, move as a team with other staff who are sidelined. The other one is just a manager, otherwise if the CEO is not in the know... of all this, his/her business might collapse, customers will keep going and high staff turn over without her consent. more

  • Mfundo Kasana

    1mo

    You are dancing in the wrong box with wrong peers. Change the box not your attitude.

  • Gladys E. Bustos

    1mo

    Report to the state. You have an ethics portion to your license.

    1

  • Andy W

    1mo

    By all means if it’s possible find another salon. These situations rarely improve.

  • BEN OMONDI

    1mo

    Once you see a red flag make your move don't wait

    2