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Consistently failing to take training required by your employer is absolutely grounds for termination.
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Consistently failing to take training required by your employer is absolutely grounds for termination.
- jahlove 8y agoHis suggestion wasn't about consistent failure. He said that employees should be fired if they don't take it, which is absurdly heavy handed.
- CamTin 8y agoWhy? Your boss tells you to do something. You either do it, or she fires you. If you expect anything different, you are deluded.
- shittyadmin 8y agoEh, my workplace isn't like that, my management is happy to entertain my pushbacks to a point. If it was like that I'd quit in a heartbeat.
- atq2119 8y agoSure. But I don't think anybody is talking about immediate firings without warning here. If your manager keeps telling you, you have to do X, for a month and you simply refuse to do it, they'd be quite right to fire you.
- craftyguy 8y agoI didn't have any suggestions, I merely asked for the counter argument to the idea.