At just past 6pm on an undisclosed date an employee wrote on Facebook: "OMG (oh my god) I hate my job!  My boss is a total ******, always making me do **** stuff just to **** me off!! ******!"

An older man who is pictured wearing sunglasses, wrote to her at 10.53pm the same day: "Hi, I guess you forgot about adding me on here?"

He added: "Firstly, don't flatter yourself. Secondly, you've worked here for 5 months, Thirdly, that **** stuff' is called your 'job', you know, what I pay you to do. But the fact that you seem to be able to **** up the simplest of tasks might contribute to how you feel about it."

"And lastly, you also seem to have forgotten that you have 2 weeks left on your 6 month trial period. Don't bother coming in tomorrow."

Unfortunately, conversations like this are happening quite frequently these days, due to the influx of social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter.  Status updates and blogging about personal lives, daily activities, politics, social gatherings, and news topics are becoming a staple in the daily routines of many people.  While simply posting information about an event you attended or how sick you may feel one day, may not be anything to be concerned about, it is when people speak disparagingly about their job, their boss, customers or co-workers that it could cause irreparable damage.