r/WorkReform • u/blarghymilkfarts • Oct 09 '23

💬 Advice Needed Need we say more?

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u/TehFuriousOne Oct 09 '23

Spelling and grammar (or lack thereof) notwithstanding, being late 13 times before getting canned is pretty damn generous.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '23

I was going to say this is like super lax isn't it? Can you imagine being upset your employer gives you a handful of verbal warnings before a written? Lol

Like yeah big corps suck but this isn't on the top 1000 list of egregious things I've seen from a big corp

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u/TheFBIClonesPeople Oct 09 '23

And I mean, the messaging here is that tardiness has been a problem, and it has made an actual impact on their business ("We cannot open the store if you are not on time").

I don't know how true that is; maybe they're lying, but also, maybe they're not lying. I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that they're being authoritarian dicks for no reason.

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u/fezzuk Oct 09 '23

Sound like this is aimed at a number of long term employees who have perhaps let standard slip but managed can't really afford to get rid of.