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It would seem to me to reduce the risk you fire the manager.
by samfisher83 6y ago
It would seem to me to reduce the risk you fire the manager.
- saagarjha 6y agoDepends. The manager can always turn around and come after you, and usually managers have more investment put into them so if you look at it from just a numerical perspective it might be worse to do so.
- dragonwriter 6y agoReducing risks regardless of level isn't HRs job, and something which is neither an explicitly protected category or one which there is case law identifying.as implicitly within the ambit of one of the explicit categories isn't a concern.