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Roleplay Practice LVM
Roleplay Practice LVM
Role-play #1
You have recently been hired as a security guard. When you were
hired, you were offered an hourly wage of $10. You accepted this
because you needed the money. However, recently you have
Employee learned that this is below the minimum wage. Discuss this issue
with your boss.
Role-play #2
You work at a bank. When you started working there, you worked
the standard 40 hours a week. However, the boss has been slowly
giving you more and more work. As a result, you've been doing
Employee more and more overtime.
There are two issues: there overtime is unpaid and you have too
much work. Discuss the issue with your boss.
You are a manager at a bank. Business is difficult nowadays
because of the weak economy. Everyone needs to work hard in
order for the bank to succeed.
Boss
Today, one of your employees asks to speak with you about an
issue.
Role-Play #3
You work at a shoe store. You need to go back to the country you
Employee lived in before Canada during Christmas time for personal reasons.
Make this request to your boss.
You manage a shoe store. Two of your employees have asked for a
vacation time during the Christmas season. You rejected their
Boss
request because Christmas is your busiest season. Now, another
one of your employees would like to speak with you.
Employee
Employer
You work at ABC Shoe Store. When you
You are the owner of ABC Shoe were hired, you were given the minimum
Store. You pay your new wage of $11 an hour. Six months have
employees $11 an hour, which is passed since you were hired. You believe
the minimum wage. you deserve a raise (think of reasons why
you deserve one).
Today, one of your employees
asks to speak to you. When ready, make this request (politely)
to your boss.
Employee
Employer
You were hired as a receptionist at a
You are the owner of a small
small company last week. Every day, you
company. Your company has 6
work from 8 to 3 pm. Your boss is very
employees.
demanding, and s/he wants you to be by
the telephone at the reception area all day
You have recently hired a new
without breaks.
receptionist. Your company is
very busy; it's important that this
You have recently learned that workers
receptionist is in the reception
are entitled to a 30-minute break for
area to greet clients and answer
every 5 hours of work in Canada.
the phone at all times.
Talk to your boss and try to convince
Today, s/he asks to speak with
him/her to let you have a break/breaks
you.
every day.
Employee - woman