He sued and was compensated with 40.000 euros by the court because his job was so boring

Approximately € 40.000 in compensation was obtained from his company by an official in France who claimed that the work it was boring.

While the Desnar was a busy worker and showed "absolute dedication" to his job, then sidelined doing simple chores for her president interperfumes.

Have you ever wondered what would be good if you were entitled to compensation because your job is so boring? Well, a man in France did it and even got 40.000 euros.

But be careful ριν Before starting the slightest procedure. There is boredom there is also "boredom", which leads not only to boredom, but also to diseases such as depressionThe psychological exhaustion, even the collapse.

So in 2020, Frederic Desnar from Paris received 40.000 euros in compensation from Interparfums, a French luxury perfume company.

His work lasted 20-40 minutes and he had no energy

While Desnar was a busy worker and showed "absolute dedication" to his job, he then sidelined himself by doing simple chores for the president of Interparfums. For four years, he did about 20-40 minutes of work every day and no one seemed to care if he arrived on time. His lawyer even described it in Le Monde as a "descent into hell".

"I had no energy for anything anymore. I felt guilty and ashamed to earn a salary for… nothing. I had the impression that I was invisible in the company ", Desnar added. His lawyer even argued in court - as reported by the Telegraph - that the lack of work led to "In the deterioration of his health".

This brought him a epileptic seizures while driving resulting in an accident which threw him into a coma.

In defense of the company, lawyers argued that Desnar "He never said anything that he was bored during the four years" and added "If he really had nothing to do all these years, why didn't he mention it?"

Desnar testified complaint in an employment court, seeking compensation of 360.000 euros. While the company claimed that Desnar had never protested during his tenure, the court agreed that he was "Form of harassment" and the decision was upheld by the Paris Court of Appeal, eventually receiving 40.000 euros.

via: Enimerotiko