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> After working some years at an organization How many years has this person worked at reddit? > Is it not fair/humane to give employee a chance to hear charg
by herge 12y ago
> After working some years at an organization
How many years has this person worked at reddit?
> Is it not fair/humane to give employee a chance to hear charges and to tell his/her side of story so that independent body can decide fairly?
The employee does have a chance at redress by an independent body. At least in California, they can sew their past employer for wrongful termination. It will probably cost them a lot of money, especially if they were rightfully fired, but who were you hoping to pay for the 'independent body' to defend? The employer can't, it would be a conflict of interest.
- q2 12y ago>> How many years has this person worked at reddit? I do not know. It can be some days/weeks/months ...etc. You can read it as "after working some time" but integrity of the message/comment won't change. >> The employee does have a chance at redress by an independent body. What I mean is, independent body inside the organization, taking employees from different other groups so that they can judge fairly. It should not be difficult for any one since it takes just few hours occasionally but at the end of the exercise, everyone can have a feeling of fairness, justice and there will be no rumors/ill-feelings ...etc. After all, we are mere mortals.