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I'd consider it more of a respectful gesture to the person being laid off so that they have the weekend to take it all in so they're able to start their job sea
by telman17 5y ago
I'd consider it more of a respectful gesture to the person being laid off so that they have the weekend to take it all in so they're able to start their job search on Monday and make the most of the next week, should they be in a situation where they need to.
- chollida1 5y agoI mean, you're laid off the weekend vs midweek are now identical from your perspective. Infact its better to get laid off early in the week, now you can do other tasks that are easier to do mid week as opposed to the weekend. The person laid off can "take things in" just as easily mid week as they can on the weekend.
- Waterluvian 5y agoEverywhere I’ve worked, unless someone was walked out the door, it happened early in the week and they were paid to the end of the week before their severance package even began. If you’re going to lose your job, having most of a fully paid week to take it in helps soften the landing. Layoffs on Friday are awful. People have lives. They have appointments and kids’ soccer practice and grocery shopping and such. Now they have to reconcile that they’re unemployed during those tasks? I’d call that respectful. Well, as respectful as you can be when you lay someone off.