Meanings of disgruntled employee in English

A disgruntled employee, or some trash improperly disposed of, something like that.

Industrial espionage or a fit of pique from a disgruntled employee?

The suspect is believed to be a disgruntled employee and police are in pursuit.

It could easily have been a disgruntled employee, he thought.

He's quickly becoming the mascot for the disgruntled employee.

A disgruntled employee passed over by his superiors, tired of being treated as mere hired help.

A disgruntled employee, a stable groom, for instance.

Right now you've got a disgruntled employee who's probably run off, and the gumshoe her daddy hired to find her.

Any disgruntled employee will appreciate these true-life tales of terror from secretaries, cashiers, and others in the ever-growing temporary workforce.

A disgruntled employee, maybe?

He told Reuters Nnorom was a disgruntled employee whom he sacked for embezzling $100,000.

It's a disgruntled employee who has come on the scene of his employment. The shooting took place shortly before noon, officials say.

An interpreter, apparently a disgruntled employee rather than a militant, shot dead two U.S. soldiers, a U.S. military official said on Saturday.

CEO DiMino said the case was sparked by "a disgruntled employee" who doesn't fully understand how the company's billing process works.

There's a disgruntled employee who made threats, and there's also a chance the bombing is linked to financial troubles the café was having.

Pence, in comments to reporters, described Troye's words as sounding like those of a disgruntled employee who was playing politics during an election year.