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This is true for spherical employed human resource units in a vacuum. It is less true for living breathing members of Homo sapiens.
by munificent 4y ago
This is true for spherical employed human resource units in a vacuum.
It is less true for living breathing members of Homo sapiens.
- mc32 4y agoFor a small organization with single digit employees, it's possible to give the layoffs a human touch. For mass layoffs that does not scale. Then there is the aspect where we can't have nice things because someone somewhere took advantage of some discretion and now HR sees any discretion as a potential liability so they don't afford that discretion but for rare exceptions.
- Incipient 4y agoEssentially every worker should have a manager of some description, in not-massive teams (generally). That manager can convey to the employee, in human terms, what's going on.