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What? No it doesn’t suggest that at all. When employees make the choice to make their termination public it’s very common for companies to offer reasoning. Any
by DoneWithAllThat 4y ago
What? No it doesn’t suggest that at all. When employees make the choice to make their termination public it’s very common for companies to offer reasoning. Any company. The takeaway that “someone in power is really, really pissed off” is nonsense.
- lupire 4y agoStill, of someone is terminated with cause, that legally means that the company was severely offended, to the point that they have decided to prevent unemployment insurance payout. It's serious. It's not just "we don't think it's profitable for you to work here".