@sunnylenak: Answer will be in part 2! Would you fire this employee? #storytime #corporate

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brokenhallelujah19
brokenhallelujah19 :
15 yrs as a solid employee to me says there's shared responsibility for the employee failing (unless it's an attitude change). Imo the company needs to get creative and find a different role for them.
2024-11-20 00:56:29
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gin_and_poison
Lauren Shields :
I would help them get on FMLA and find a way for them to backfill others workload so they’re supported until a new position opens
2024-11-20 01:06:14
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personalaibeeboop
CHATGPT :
They’ve been there 15 years absolutely not firing them right after their spouse passes away regardless of performance. We can work something out and get them i to a better fitting job
2024-11-20 00:23:28
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thegreatestbeancounter
thegreatestbeancounter :
Youre gonna fire them after 15 years?
2024-11-20 16:06:51
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scouthawkk
scouthawkk :
Totally encourage the employee to take FMLA immediately, and while they’re gone, continue pursuing other roles in the company that suit them better that are same or better pay for return.
2024-11-20 03:37:15
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cupcakeandjack
Celeste :
If an employee was successful within a company for 15 years and then suddenly under my supervision is failing, I’ve failed somewhere along the way. Whether they need additional training, or I made the
2024-11-22 16:29:30
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jayeswk
JayeSWK :
Have them take a leave and have someone step into the role on a temporary basis (and backfill with temps as needed.) While they are on leave, try to find a better fit for them. If nothing opens up
2024-11-20 01:15:37
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shawnab029
Shawna :
But them back in the role they were good at
2024-11-19 23:54:55
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