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The employee made the question "am I fired or not, I tried to ask through the proper channels and got nothing" public, which is imho reasonable especially after
by Pxtl 4y ago
The employee made the question "am I fired or not, I tried to ask through the proper channels and got nothing" public, which is imho reasonable especially after 9 days.
Musk, being the head of numerous companies, should know better than to respond with anything other than "I'll follow up with HR".
When alt-right weirdos ask him crap, his response is just "looking into it". That's all he needed to do here.
- 93po 4y agoIf you want to garner goodwill with your former employer after years of not doing work and still getting paid a massive salary, then taking it public after a measly 9 days is pretty ridiculous. This guy knows he was in the wrong and is milking his notability to get paid anyway.
- fabian2k 4y agoYou have no actual evidence for your allegation that he did no work for years. And not telling someone for 9 days that they are fired is simply not acceptable. I don't know the legal requirements in the relevant jurisdiction here, but firing people without telling them is usually either invalid entirely or at least a really, really shitty move. That HR is unable to confirm the employment state for 9 days is just absurd, that's no way to run a company.