No. 3--If possible, employers should discharge employees during their introductory or probationary period
Mrs. Schnauzer had been an Infinity employee for about three years when she got fired.
I had been a UAB employee for 19 years when I got fired.
You might say both employers missed the "probationary boat" by just a little bit. (By the way, don't you love the sheer nastiness of this rule?)
Grades: Infinity, F; UAB, F
No. 4--Inform the employee of the true reason he is being let go
Please excuse us, but Mrs. Schnauzer and I burst out laughing when we read this one.
At Infinity, imagine if they had made this statement: "Mrs. Schnauzer, we're firing you because you and your husband filed a lawsuit against an unethical debt collector, and one of our favorite law firms represents the debt collector, and you aren't caving in to threats from the law firm, so . . . well, that's why we're firing you. Hope you don't mind. And oh, by the way, we don't like your husband's blog either."
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