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That is bizarre. An HR rep's job is to minimize the company's liabilities, not expand them. I understand not shifting employee job functions based on an unpro
by Steeeve 9y ago
That is bizarre. An HR rep's job is to minimize the company's liabilities, not expand them.
I understand not shifting employee job functions based on an unproven accusation. If there's a restraining order in place, it's not her problem. It's his. He's restrained. He has to go to his HR rep and say "I can't legally work next to this person, what happens?"
That's only one side of the story, though.
- shmed 9y agoThe article clearly says that HR offered to switch her to another team, but she didn't want to because she liked her current team and her current boss. Other than this it would require switching the guy to another team, but then they probably wouldn't force someone to quit their team without first doing an investigation (or letting the police force finish their investigation), which is what they did.