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why does employer not say "dear whoever, this employee is clearly an idiot, and whatever they say on their private twitter does not represent our views" seems
by The_Amp_Walrus 3y ago
why does employer not say "dear whoever, this employee is clearly an idiot, and whatever they say on their private twitter does not represent our views"
seems easier than firing someone
- wiseowise 3y agoWhy would you want to keep toxic person in a company?
- newaccount74 3y agoThen they should be fired for being toxic, not for stepping on the wrong guys toes.
- kristiandupont 3y agoI think that's exactly what happened.
- lelanthran 3y ago> why does employer not say "dear whoever, this employee is clearly an idiot, and whatever they say on their private twitter does not represent our views" Because: 1. It wasn't private, it was public and tagged the subject of the abuse directly. 2. "This employee" was on company time and actively representing the company at the time. It doesn't matter what role you are, you are always at risk of getting fired if you embarrass your employer.