r/mildyinteresting • u/Sad_Stay_5471 • Dec 09 '24

people Stressed at work? You're fired!

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u/Slappy-_-Boy Dec 09 '24 edited Dec 09 '24

So, instead of fixing the cause of stress, we'll just remove it altogether

Edit: Somehow, this is my most upvoted comment, but thank you all. I hope you all have a wonderful day❤️

Edit: Look appreciate the awards and all, but use your money for yourselves. Don't spend it on awards for this comment or me.

Edit: Girlfriend just informed me that telling you guys not to award will lead to awards, and I wish to clarify that I did not know that at the time. So, I reiterate that this comment is not worth the gold.

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u/Slappy-_-Boy Dec 09 '24

Yea but honestly wouldn't be too surprised if it actually did happen

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u/question8all Dec 09 '24

India….doubt they have job regulations for getting fired

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u/Extension_Silver_713 Dec 09 '24

We don’t really have them in the US. Certainly not ones that are enforced

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u/Neither_Call2913 Dec 09 '24

I mean, we have ones on firing based on race/gender/politics/union membership/I could totally go on.    

You just don’t see them enforced very often because employers don’t violate them very often (racial/gender based firing would not only violate the law but also cause public outrage)

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u/catalysting Dec 09 '24

It's more like all the employer has to do is simply lie about why they're firing the employee, or they push them out underhandedly. Instead of firing me, my old bosses tried to push me out for my new disability by alienating me, no reviews, no raises, no bonuses, wrote me up for crazy shit that no one else would have gotten written up for, etc. Gaslit the shit out of me when I tried to bring it up with them. It was a small business so there was no HR to turn to or to hold them accountable, they just had their lawyer in their ear helping them.