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Posted on 12/16/24 at 7:50 am to kywildcatfanone
Or when you have an older employee who says they’re gonna retire, you hire someone to replace them and then all of a sudden the retiree decides they want to work longer because now they aren’t doing anything.
Then it’s, “inflation; my truck broke, my house needed work”. Blah blah. I tell them we pay you a wage and whatever happens, you are responsible for dealing with. It’s not on us to keep you on because you don’t have your financial house in order.
Then it’s, “inflation; my truck broke, my house needed work”. Blah blah. I tell them we pay you a wage and whatever happens, you are responsible for dealing with. It’s not on us to keep you on because you don’t have your financial house in order.
This post was edited on 12/16/24 at 7:51 am
Posted on 12/16/24 at 7:55 am to chrome_daddy
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big corp America it's now a PITA to cut someone loose
Work for the American division of an Indian firm, it's a crapshoot, except there will never be severance. They'll put some people on the bench Friday morning, and they're completely gone by Friday afternoon. Others sit on the bench for 2 months, then get canned. The most recent guy that got fired was on the bench, but had a project starting the following week, and the client had already issued him credentials, etc. Still fired him.
Posted on 12/16/24 at 8:39 am to fjlee90
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I’ve never fired anyone, they’ve all fired themselves. I just inform them.
The people I have outright fired, this absolutely holds true. I have also been a part of two massive layoffs at Fortune 500s, and we let go people that were honestly great people and great at their jobs.
Posted on 12/16/24 at 9:05 am to braves21
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Seems one thing in common with the millionaires class
Stupid take.
Nothing to do with money, everything to do with being a good person or not.
Posted on 12/16/24 at 9:09 am to Ray Finkle
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Or when you have an older employee who says they’re gonna retire, you hire someone to replace them and then all of a sudden the retiree decides they want to work longer because now they aren’t doing anything.
Then it’s, “inflation; my truck broke, my house needed work”. Blah blah. I tell them we pay you a wage and whatever happens, you are responsible for dealing with. It’s not on us to keep you on because you don’t have your financial house in order.
Going through this now. Have a long termer that has talked a handful of times about retirement but keeps pushing it off. She set a date back at Halloween and now shes pushed it back another 6 months.
As soon as they realize everyone cannot wait for them to leave they like to keep hanging on for some reason. This lady is older and set in her ways.
Hell, I offered this lady 3 months full pay and medical benefits for the next 6 months and she still didnt retire.
FML, sometimes, especially Mondays.
Posted on 12/16/24 at 10:10 am to braves21
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Seems one thing in common with the millionaires class is they have no problem firing an employee at the drop of a hat.
Firing an employee is a failure of management. Every single time.
Posted on 12/16/24 at 10:14 am to Aguga
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90% of the time the ability to do this effectively separates those who are successful and those who aren’t.
It is far easier to reach a high level of financial success if one is not saddled with emotion and a conscious. Its only business, it is not personal, allowing it to become personal is a failing on the part of management. If it is personal for the employee the employee's emotions have nothing to do with it.
Posted on 12/16/24 at 11:01 am to braves21
This is one of those things that sounds correct in theory. Does not translate to reality.
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