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Unbelievable. Fifty or sixty years ago, such an act of betrayal would have been answered with a summary firing, at least, and possibly a good beating as a parti
by blisterpeanuts 14y ago
Unbelievable. Fifty or sixty years ago, such an act of betrayal would have been answered with a summary firing, at least, and possibly a good beating as a parting gift.
Today, in our namby pamby world, someone has to ask: should I fire him? Would that be insensitive of me? Will I be sued? How will my (ex)wife feel?
The answer, since you asked, is to fire his ass for unethical behavior. If he tries to take you to court, hire a good lawyer and fight back. File a civil suit against him. Make him famous. Make him sorry he ever walked in the door.
What goes around, comes around. Important employee, my ass. No one is worth that.
- colanderman 14y ago* a good beating as a parting gift * Fortunately that's illegal.
- blisterpeanuts 14y agoSo is murder. But 75 or 100 years ago, men were commonly murdered for sleeping with another man's wife. Sometimes the killer went to jail. Other times a smart lawyer could get him a lenient sentence. After all, the prevailing morality of the era (arguably still true today) was that you keep your hands off another person's spouse, at risk of life and limb if you don't.