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Moreover, it is a very dim-witted program. sub-2% chance of a reward? Take a sick day and lose elgibility? Welcome to an environment of malicious compliance,
by sk5t 9y ago
Moreover, it is a very dim-witted program. sub-2% chance of a reward? Take a sick day and lose elgibility? Welcome to an environment of malicious compliance, UA.
- 13of40 9y agoMaybe I didn't drill deep enough, but I didn't see the part where they tied it to sick leave. Wouldn't that be illegal?
- sk5t 9y agoFrom the article: > in order to be eligible for the lottery, employees would have to have perfect attendance during the time period. Employees took that to mean no sick days.