I was curious too, so did some searching. His name seems to be Calimar White (based on this Tiktok page), and the company is called OCDA (Occupational Cares Diversity Affairs). The website, which also has YouTube videos, is at https://ocdaofficial.com/

His name is Calimar White and his business is called Occupational Cares Diversity Affairs.

Oooh I dont know what you're referring to but I would like to

That has got to be a deeply sarcastic joke, hasn't it?

Oh I think it should be a day where the boss does the actual job and shows us why they’re boss

Hahahahahahahahahaha. I'd so love to see them try that here in France!

I saw that on our calendar this year and laughed. The company i work for had a huge influx of buisness for a year or two, but they mismanaged the hell out of the profits. With everything going to shit this year they had to let go of over half the company, including my husband just days before his hire date anniversary when he would have gotten more vacation days and his yearly raise.... Yeah...boss....i dont have many reasons to be thankful this "bosses day"

what happens if you send him to a friend's business because they were complaining about having a boring day

You just have to be the first one to mumble: i can't believe he did that

From my understanding, he doesn't necessarily make it clear that it's a employee's complaint still, depending on the complaint it would ve obvious

If youre the only one, I think it would look like that Monty Python sketch "Argument Clinic"

You make the complaint clearly refer to things that only affect the other employee and wait for the shit show

You don't get it. He's job is to talk.

If you figure it out, you also need to use his services (with employee discount?) against your new boss and record the result.

Nah, the good old days, when you'd step out for a smoke break and cut their brake lines, before they leave to take a two-week holiday vacation. No HR, no confrontation, just results. And maybe a promotion!

Now we have 'mediators' and CEOs don't like having an office with floor-to-ceiling windows on the top floor anymore...

Don't worry. His services are not mandatory.

He really just does it as a hobby. Love of the game.

The bosses say, "thank you for setting me straight" and pay him.

it's business consulting, maybe you've heard of it. big money in consulting. he's doing it right

I would imagine it's a company where you called him up or send him an email saying this is what I would like he tells you okay it'll be 50 bucks and then you pay him money to go do this. Fairly simple