• Personal insults, including sarcastic jokes and teasing

• Threats and intimidation, both verbal and nonverbal

• Rude interruptions, dirty looks, and two-faced attacks

• Treating employees as if they are invisible

Fortunately, bad bosses are finding it more difficult to hide their abusive behavior, and people are now able do research on potential employers to see what it's like to work there before accepting a job offer.

If you have a bad boss, please make sure to rate your boss so that you can help warn other people about your hostile work environment.  Thanks to the many people who have anonymously rated their boss on eBossWatch, bad bosses are beginning to realize that they will no longer be able to hide their toxic behavior.

Click here to rate your boss on eBossWatch

If you feel that you have been subjected to discrimination, sexual harassment, or retaliation on the job, you may be able to sue your employer.  You should consult with an employment lawyer or with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to determine if you have a case.  Click here to search for an employment lawyer.

Click here to read about helpful tips for dealing with bad bosses.

Click here to view the eBossWatch annual list of America's Worst Bosses.

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