Undercover Boss Finds Out Employee Sends Half His Money Home

The CEO of DHL spends time with Marcelo, and finds out he sends half his money home to his impoverished parents! Watch

[TonyRule]

Boss finds out his employee sends half his money home... realises he's overpaid if he can afford to do that and cuts his wages in half under threat that he can be replaced.

[kingofreels]

Marcelo is the definition of a real man. He does whatever it takes to put his family in a better position.

[leonardopuccinelli]

I'm from Quirinopolis, Brazil, Marcelo's birthplace. he was always well liked by those who knew him. very kind and respectful. always cheerful and cordial. he certainly deserved all the success he had in England. congratulations.

[eshaanvaid]

Kudos to the cameraman for staying invisible the whole video😅

[parul]

How does the boss not know that the majority of these private delivery drivers are self employed. It’s their basic business model.

[cyberdudekhany]

Big respect to that young man for looking after his parents!

[danc]

I worked with a guy like this also from Brazil. Super hard working down to earth guy. He left his family in Brazil for a better life in Canada with his wife. I remember in the interview my boss was telling me how great he is. They ended up firing my boss and giving the office to the guy from Brazil for half his salary. Sure maybe he is a full-time employee now but I hope he gets equal pay too!

[infini.tesimo]

You guys should watch Part 2 at the link this channel provided. While it's amazing that ultimately he offered not only full-time employment, PTO, a pension, and a flight home to see his parents fully on the boss's dime, I just find it sad still that it takes a CEO having to be in the job with these people who work day in day out, not even employed as an employee but contractor, to realize how bad things are. Real leadership isn't staying at the top and just making solely organization-level decisions, it's still taking the time to do the same jobs as everyone else and learning about the real problems they face to improve the organization as a whole so that people actually want to work there forever. Imo, that's how it should be leadership-wise.

[debc]

Marcelo is a hard worker who manages to put a smile on his face. I admire him so much

[hoks]

As a Brazillian, I can honestly say that even though our country is very flawed, stricken with low wages (even in good positions within multinational companies) and a very corrupt government, its population is what makes this country great.. Marcelo is a great example of how the average brazillian joe maintains a smile and good atittude in harsh situations... GO MARCELO!

[andersenchang]

Thank you, I cried watching the followup episode. Just reminds me of myself and how kind people can be. Very happy for him.

[surferp]

The boss is shocked but does nothing And goes back to his life where he is significantly overpaid

[boogiedownbronx]

Ooh man i couldn't finish the ending...I'm in tears man i know how he feels I've been there as a foreigner in the UK in other countries...perhaps a bit more fortunate than him, but the struggles to survive and grind when you are away from your family and home...it's tough i think all immigrants can relate to each other in some sort of way .... I hope Marcelho has since reunited with his family

[AbdulMannan-yqxy]

The pain of living far away from your family, mom dad, brother we all feel it and no words in world can describe it.

[pamelamckenzie]

Bless this young man in all the hard work he dose and helps his mum and dad as well and bless a lovely manager. Him being given a long team work fab.

[simondemaline]

Give that man a Full time job. He is Brilliant

[mrSlippinidiot]

There are many people like this, hard working and they keep moving forward

[DailyDaze]

God bless this man for supporting his parents back home

[katebaxenden]

Marcelo is a very kind thoughtful young man who cares about his family and his job means so much to him he deserves all the love in the world I hope he gets a special bonus or a pay rise good luck to you☺️👍🏻

[Wazabanga]

Why did I cry watching this? This is my real story as a truck driver in USA with a family back in Uganda..You have to clear your current residential bills and make sure the people you left back home are all fine.