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Cloudflare should apply due process in this case as in all other HR matters, but let's just be clear that the amount of process "due" for terminating an employe
by ponker 6y ago
Cloudflare should apply due process in this case as in all other HR matters, but let's just be clear that the amount of process "due" for terminating an employee is vastly less than the process due for imprisoning an individual with state power.
- lawnchair_larry 6y agoBut do you want to live in a world where someone can completely fabricate an allegation that you can easily disprove, yet you’re still terminated on the spot for doing nothing wrong?
- ponker 6y agoBy "due process" I don't mean "no process." It's unlikely that someone can "easily disprove" a 19-page federal criminal complaint, but an employer should certainly give an employee the opportunity to do so before their dismissal.