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[The Office] How exactly does Michael still have his job or even retain employees for that matter with how he acts?

Every episode there's something bordering on (or straight up) harassment from his end. He argues with, and passive aggressively rebels against corporate over everything that doesn't jive with his "cool boss" MO, and frequently offends everyone.

I've only just seen up to the sexual harassment episode, but already I've seen enough stuff from Michael to warrant him getting fired by Jan like 10x over. And that's not even what goes on prior to the series or between episodes!

But okay, maybe corporate lets *a lot* slide in lieu of sales figures because he gets results. Why do Michael's employees not resign after all the name-calling, racism, sexual harassment and other shenanigans enacted by Michael and others like him? They're clearly unhappy with his antics, yet they don't complain to corporate (frequently enough to get Michael replaced) or leave?
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His employees put up with his behavior because he also gives them a lot of leeway, like letting phyllis take a 2 hour lunch and get drunk, or letting ryan do whatever the hell he does all day. 

His bosses put up with him because none of the employees usually file complaints, and his branch makes the most money.