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I thought Europe was supposed to have much more worker friendly job policies. Did the job seekers not sign some kind of offer? Is this not somehow a situation w
by logicalmonster 4y ago
I thought Europe was supposed to have much more worker friendly job policies. Did the job seekers not sign some kind of offer? Is this not somehow a situation where the screwed job seekers should have some leverage or get compensated in some way?
To answer your questions.
Is it disgusting? Yes.
Should you voice your concerns collectively? Probably.
Should the company have exercised better judgement in offering somebody a job they weren't able to see through? Most definitely.
But at the same time, what should a company do if situations change and they can't afford extra workers? Are all of you willing to take even a 5% pay cut to ensure that the workers get their jobs?
- seren 4y agoEven with protective laws, there are trial periods when you get a new job, even in Europe. During the trial period, the employer can rescind the offer, or the employee walk away pretty instantly, without compensation or damage paid.
- cpach 4y agoEurope consists of 44 countries. They don’t have the same labor laws.