4 Signs That You're About To Be Fired
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- In this video, I show you my top four signs that your employer is planning on firing you.
Website: www.HonesLaw.com
Video Contents:
0:00 Four signs that you're getting fired
0:10 Not legal advice
0:25 First Sign: Noticeable Shift in Attitude
1:38 Second Sign: Write-Ups and Reprimands
2:42 Third Sign: Negative Performance Reviews
3:40 Fourth Sign: Performance Improvement Plans
4:54 The Bottom Line
A fifth sign I'd add: your gut tells you.
Unless you're just the overly paranoid type that always thinks you're going to get fired.
Always
I had a gut feeling even before i get fired.
@@kyleroberts1276 "Just because you are paranoid does not mean they are not out to get you." -Joseph Heller
I’ll give you one first hand….when you enter a “status” meeting and your boss, hr and the head of security are waiting for you .
You've seen these "folks" you given years of loyalty to do this to others, but you never think, "it will happen to me," but it will.
Absolutely correct!
This happened to me! After more than 20 years of working for a large, well-known nonprofit, I was suddenly deemed “incompetent” to perform my job. Management then declared that I would need to be completely re-trained as though I was a brand-new employee. They even changed my job title to “[Company Name] Trainee.”
Clearly, they thought that that I was no longer useful to the company (and quite possibly, too expensive, as I was one of the highest-paid workers in my department, owing to my seniority), so they were basically forcing me out the door. I guess they figured they’d save a lot of money by getting rid of me this way instead of directly firing me and thus having to pay severance and unemployment.
And their strategy worked: After about 6-8 weeks of this misery and humiliation, I had had enough and emailed my resignation to the relevant people. I just couldn’t take it anymore, as I felt that I was in a living nightmare.
The day after I resigned, I started getting DM’s and texts from some of my work friends. They told me that they-and everyone else at the company-had received an email stating that I was “no longer employed by [Company Name].” So the company clearly wanted people to think that I had been fired. Typical.
I’ve never regretted leaving, as this workplace had, over time, gradually become a miserable and toxic environment. And it has only become worse since I left, from everything I’ve heard. But I AM bitter about the fact that I put in so many years of my life into working there, and yet will not be able to claim my full pension and retirement benefits.
Even so, my life has improved significantly in the eight years since leaving that company. I now do work that I enjoy, and (significantly!) I don’t wake up every morning dreading the day ahead of me, as had been the case at the nonprofit. So I definitely made the right decision all those years ago.
5th sign: You are watching this video
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Nah that ship has sailed. Just seeking revenge at the company by stealing their best employee to come work with me.
So what? We’re all just fucked then? Companies are shady as shit
Pretty much I guess
You hit the nail on the head. The real clear 2 are changing job responsibilities, going backwards in responsibilities; the other is a clear change in their attitudes towards you especially if you been there a number of years. When this stuff starts to happen you really don't believe it, yet you've seen them do this to others.
Add a fifth thing is they hire some dumbell and expect you to train them when they are downsizing and after you do this,you arrive at work Monday morning,and security escorts you out the door!!
What a great way to find out I’m being fired!
Hey its better to know it's coming then get a little suprize
PIP is is a clear red flag that one is about to be separated from organization! I was a victim of PIP! I was given target, impossible to accomplish while being under PIP! This manager took me to a room, explained me how PIP works, says "PIP is just a formality" and I was very dumb to believe him! He clearly had issues with me, I was a "Black Sheep" and a "No employee" he took this to his ego and did almost everything to get rid of me, when he couldn't find a reason to terminate me, he issued PIP. And since these impossible targets were not achieved during PIP, I gave these cowards a reason to get rid of me, there you have it, for months it was next to impossible to get rid of me and within few days he was successful in his dirty tactics! Threatened me by saying that either I resign or be ready to get fired! In India, our government doesn't cares, there are no labour laws to protect us, hence I would say PIP is a mere hoax to get rid of employees who say "No" refuse to be a Yes Employee! I was indeed a victim of dirty politics and PIP was used to get rid of me because they couldn't find a reason other than that!
This is happening to me now. I’ve noticed my supervisor and manager don’t really speak to me or meet with me when they have meetings with everyone else. I hear changes at work from other workers and not my supervisor and my opinion or advice isn’t taken. I also just got asked if I need training on my tasks despite having been doing these for a year now. I’ve also seen my schedule is changed to an unfavorable one, almost like I’m being isolated or singled out. I’m so bummed out because I actually like this job so much. And I get paid a decent wage. I’m on the verge of tears
It's tough leaving at first, but in the end be gald your rid of them, it was likely a toxic environment in the first place
Hi. What ended up happening? How much do you get paid? Sometimes I wonder if the pay is worth it as I'm kinda going through the same.
Facts!! I experienced these behaviors at my workplace last year .Management and supervisors were horrible and didn't like me for whatever reason.
Performance Improvement Plan (PIP): you do NOT want to be on this plan. You’re basically hanging by a thread.
It means hurry up and quit, they are making a case to fire you. Time is up. Looks better to quit instead of getting fired.
Well I was fired 2 weeks ago all of these things happened! And I mean all right down to the last detail!
These are Soo true. The company I just got fired from definitely changed how they communicate with me. They got really silent. They use to asked how my pregnancy was going but then they just stopped. They never presented writes or anything written how my work performance just said it is poor right before I was set to go on my maturity leave. These companies, well the people running then are trash.
You should definitely talk to a lawyer about this.
Maternity leave
You need to consult a lawyer.
I'm on my way out by the end of August, maybe just a few days prior. I've had all of these signs with my current employer. I'm so close to cussing my manager out and will have burned my bridges with her and this company when it is all said and done! I have a PIP, one written warning, one written counseling, and she is threatening me with a second written warning. I get in trouble every two weeks for something. I've had this job which I hate in Health Informatics where I am a poor culture fit for two years. I'm making a career change back to education which was what I was doing before this job.
Don't get mad. Walk. You may not be a good fit for this job or the boss is simply an a-hole. It doesn't matter. You are not working out. Don't get mad. Get great job skills that can be used in any company, and WALK. You are not married to this job, you did not swear an oath of "till death do us part". I have been fired from jobs and I have quit quite a few. I am self-employed now. I serious doubt I could go back to working for someone else.
@@kevinstroup I got fired 9 days before my contract ended and was so relieved!
Unfortunately we don't hear much about lawyers winning cases for workers, also lawyers charge too much for the average workers to afford.
Manager asking you to give full share of your calendar & future scheduled Teams meetings with clients. Being under investigation over & over, as they looked to find reasons to fire you.
Those are great suggestions. I’m adding them to the next one 🤝
-End of year 2021 review: some issues, but making some steps in the right direction, set some targets.
-Get new manager in April
-All year, pushed harder than ever, doing tasks for the first time, develop new skills, am a better engineer at the end of 2022 than I was at end of 2021.
-End of year 2022 review: given a worse score than previous, and am put on a PIP
No real secret there. Thankfully, I was able to find another position by the end of the PIP, and left on my own terms.
Such a cheery disposition while outlining how I'm going to get fired. Thanks this was fun! Lol
If I didn't know better, I would swear you worked in the same company I did from 1999 - 2005 :) The process you described was like a blueprint for how they acted, and before I was one of the people terminated, I would morbidly joke w/ my work buds that, "We must be living in an 80s slasher film. One by one, they're 'slashing' us all!"
Me: Q4 FY22 150%, Q1 FY23 150% over target,
Q2 halfway trough quarter? PIP...
No lateness, no complaints only a toxic manager,
unbelievable.
Had a manager meet with me every 2 weeks to discuss my goals for the year and talk about upcoming projects. Every meeting was a positive result and made me feel good about working. then, my mid-year review came back and he said i had poor performance and I wouldn't be getting my bonus , without any warning... I quit that job within 2 weeks and found one offering 25% more salary. Never settle for a job that lies to your face and disrespects you!
Yep, had a great End-year review (where the manager said I was an example to other PM's), 2 months later I am underperforming (PIP). Manager became extremely toxic.
That is a very unfair experience
I wish I saw this back in last March. I was place on a PIP on mid-March and I was very stressed out about it, but I decided to try to do my job better. Unfortunately I still lost the job a month later.
I got fired once… When I was 19 from Toys “R” Us.
For the 40 years until I retired, I was never laid off.
I could be very critical of management, but they had to keep me because I was an expert in one of the systems.
I finally fired the company when they threatened to put me on a performance improvement plan and have been retired ever since.
Had all these tricks pulled on me. The bastards had to hire three inexperienced people to handle my former workload. I was better off in the long run. Screw them.
A high level manager in my family informed me that another way organizations fire employees is by giving certain employees a ‘meeting expectations’ review. I then asked him “ why is it so popular for organizations to do this, it seems as if managers are told not to give employees an ‘exceeding expectations’ review.” He stated “ you’re correct, in fact, before we begin the reviewing process, we’ll meet with upper management to discuss our reviews prior to announcing them. When I’ve tried in the past to give them, the panel would’ve asked, “what has this employee done?” Then they’ll say “ well, that doesn’t sound like a meeting expectations to us.” He went on to explain that one employee even screamed “ what do I have to do to get an ‘exceeding expectations’ review because that’s money I’m not getting on my raise, and I’m trying extremely hard to meet that standard?” This creates friction and is often used as a way to fire employees through PIP’s or some employees just quit which is what the company wanted in the beginning.
You need to write better, I can barely understand this.
@@navrangarajan8642 understood, let me edit and make those corrections. My apologies
Thank you for revealing what I've been saying for a year but have been told repeatedly that I'm exaggerating.
Unless you're in Vegas and your job is fast food and you just started. These people fire you for being late once since there is a 90 day probation period and then you need 6 months there to even be eligible for unemployment at all. So basically they take you off the schedule right before the third or sixth month and there is nothing you can do, you're basically just fired at that point. If you live in Vegas and you are ever removed from the schedule without notice, just start looking for a new job right then and there, don't wait for a talk, don't wait for a phone call, an email, a meeting, just start looking for a new job.
I’ve noticed how differently my boss and coworkers treat me. A while ago my boss told me to stop doing everything and she took most of my responsibilities away then gave them to herself and my coworkers. Today one of my coworkers just referred to my position as though I wasn’t there. The whole environment is like a shitty high school or trashy girls night out. My boss and coworkers all talk about gross s3xual things they want to do to fictional characters among other inappropriate topics. There’s a time and place for that and it’s not at work in front of customers. I have almost nothing to do during the day and no one speaks to me. I’ve decided to use the time to build myself up and move on. I’m jumping ship while I can.
So if all this paperwork is in place and it's a known fact that it's there to serve the purpose of firing a good employee who has been marked as a bad employee. Why haven't the courts done anything about it in being fair to employees? The write and reprimands coming out of the blue is happening to me and not only has it created a mental health issue for my self but the confidence in my work has decreased to because the anxiety of misspelling a wrong word could cause the whole world to come crashing down at my work.
Same. It's the weekend. I am diagnosed with anxiety. This is DEMONIC
Exactly! They will keep on the rogue employees....because...the rogue employees...will file lawsuits....where as...the politically correct employee....most likely will not. WE NEED LAWS!!!
Sign docs "under protest" and immediately write a rebuttal and obtain a receipt! Send ALL emails you can to your personal email address and attorney if one exists! Do NOT trust anyone but go there and do your job and look for another while still there.
I was put on a 6 week PIP last year in January. They listed all my mistakes which majority of them were petty, and 2 were blatantly discriminatory and grounds for lawsuit. The worst part was we had a 1 month layoff for winter break and they pulled me aside 1 week after we came back from break. If they didn't want me there, they should have told me my job was done when we wrapped up for Christmas. It was a boat yard that services and sell boats. Now I'm now at a much better boat yard and I've been there for a year and i get along with everyone.
Ed, you are so great! This is exactly how it happened to me. Thank you for making these fantastic videos for everyone! It certainly gave me confidence watching them dealing with my old employer.
Thank you, Melissa! It happens a lot. I see it over and over again.
Sixth sign. You are going on RUclips search for this
I received my pip after complaining about internal control issues. I was already working 10 plus hours a day 5 days a week. I had to work 10 plus hours a day 7 days a week to meet the unrealistic expectations. I did. Also worked myself into mental health issues and they fail to put me on FMLA or reasonable accommodations for the anxiety and depression it caused
Get out of that place. You can do better.
Great video. I love how you present the facts. Direct, simple, and to the point.
I appreciate that!
@@edhones Most welcome. You do fine work.
Great video, and spot on, thanks !! What I would add in communications change, is that there could also be some sudden unexplained (feigned) kindness, niceness etc. from management, where you think things are going to better or becoming better after all, and you're in luck. In actual fact it's just a front to deliver the final blow or an advance self-absolvation for the bad act about to come ..
Can you explain again? with an example?
@@GainsGoblin Sure. It’s when managers are suddenly kinder / nicer to staff, after previously having been on the abusive side, and when there’s no rational/obvious reason for the change. It can just be things like saying hello, or asking how you’re doing, or talking about vacation / weather etc., when this was previously hardly the case (it may not be about praising your work, as this could be used against the employer if suing it for wrongful termination). It’s to get you ready for slaughter, also maybe to lead you to take down your guard, possibly even entice you to say something casual, unfavorable to you, so that the subsequent strike may thought to be easier or easier embedded/supported. It’s the cloak in the dagger, poison in the sweet, friendly invitation before being clobbered, praise before a dig at someone. Or also instituting a Performance Improvement Plan, and saying it’s for your good, a chance to improve or prove yourself and clear up any misperception, or just a formality etc. Or a detective, who just wants to talk to you for a couple minutes / hear your side, while actually being totally intent on indicting you, and just seeking any additional information he/she can get to beef up his/her case. A lesser form but the same mechanism is where managers / co-workers are sweet-talking you, charming you, followed by “oh Mr./Mrs” (or whatever), by the way could you please (just) do this/that or check this/that.
It may just be a basic psychological trait of people, rather than a particular strategy. It’s the same as in , when viewing an apartment for rent/sale, and you’re not intending to take it, you start saying a few niceties, usually more towards the end of the apartment tour, like nicely renovated, nice view, just to make your extraction from it easier and lessen the disappointment of the landlord/owner. Same in job interviews - when there’s all sorts of side niceties at the end, talking about current sports or whatever, it can be a clear indicator that you’re not getting the job, or that you’re not inclined, and setting the ground for a softer way out. If the employer is serious about you or vice-versa, it/you will act serious and inform you/it properly, and not spend time or give things away with over the top niceties. Both sides mean business, and not small talk. And if you’re planning on getting a divorce, you might feel inclined to still go for that final romantic twosome dinner etc. before breaking the harsh news to your (soon ex) best half.
Not sure if these examples are helpful, but I can try to think of more.
@@multijanni100 Very insightful! You actually went above and beyond. I have to say however that I have not experienced this before. Though I've only been fired twice. Both times it was quite obvious I was being fired. It's funny actually I watched this video yesterday and I got fired today. Anyways, I am ranting now. Thank you for giving me more context! I'll look for these signs in the future, maybe I missed those!
Maybe you are bad at your job and should be fired!
I'm 66, and am going to have to continue pushing my boulder into my 70s.
Years ago, as a much younger man, I was placed on a PIP. That's shaking your death rattle.
In retrospect, I'd just asked them to terminate me then and there, and filed for UI. I suppose they could fight one's UI, but in my case, there was no gross misconduct that could've been proven.
1. They are acting funny!
Wow you basically explained everything that just happened to me
Same here! Happy fn new year right?😂
Just found your channel. I’m in a shrinking industry (real estate), and also don’t fit in with the culture of my current employer. I’m older - in my 60s. I hope you will make a video on age discrimination. I am preparing to find a new job, as the vibes toward me are not super positive.
You got this!
Yes I identify with this.i was assigned a job i hated.two months later I quit when I found another job.
As a manager this is the usual corporate thing. I won two performere awards delivered by the company but got a negative evaluation anyway. I then got into an Executive education program at an Ivy League school and got a PIP that said I wasnt interested in improving myself. I then left the firm and both senior managers eventually got termed
I am a travel agent with over 20 years experience (not the same company) & this is happening to me right now!
Thank you xx
6th sign: When employees, supervisors and or managers start to CC HR in the emails, although you have BCC so you cant tell.
I was never put on a PIP, but from my experience as a computer programmer, employers can dole out projects that are so open-ended and undefined that they either don't exist, so they can't be done, or they would require deep business analysis which a programmer can't do because that would require an MBA or other Master's Degree to figure out.
These are very accurate and practical
Thank you 👍
Bottom line: if sales are decreasing, they're eyeing your salary as a way of recouping money. It doesn't matter if you're the most knowledgeable person on staff. It doesn't matter how hard you work or how much time and energy you put into doing your job and doing it well. If a boss loudly proclaims "everyone is replaceable", especially if they're saying it in a tone like they specifically want YOU to hear it, then that's your sign.
If a person gets reassigned to an unfavorable assignment then proves themselves beyond any doubt, then the company sees how good you are and keeps driving you hard I have found that it can lead to lower opportunities as you have to keep the high rate of performance. The company sees it like it’s a great opportunity but your stuck with this bad situation. It seems like to overcome it you have to work yourself out of a job eventually so you can get another assignment or make the current role into something you can live with.
Worked myself into mental health issues doing that. Burnout
I work really hard and get positive comments from customers yet I get negative unsatisfactory reviews. Leadership doesn't respond to my questions as well as others. Almost as if I'm left to dust. Just one or two more signs and I'm quitting. The toxicity is not worth it.
Literally me at my job right now since I'm on the chopping block due to my poor work performance.
What do you do as a job?
More signs:
(1) Employer will hire your replacement (or a contractor) that you need to train.... or they'll move an existing employee to work with you on tasks you normally perform. They do this under the guise of giving you a helper that reports to you.
(2) One of your co-workers accidentally becomes aware of your pending doom, and tells you about it (because they are more loyal to you than the management or HR team)
(3) Your company is already laying off or firing other coworkers in bulk for "non-reasons".
(4) Your company just merged or was bought by another company. (lay offs coming)
(5) Your manager starts addressing you in more formal language (using the moniker Mr. and Mrs. + your last name). No more nick names used, no more joking around, or no more slang or potentially offensive words used.
(6) They start asking you to create far more and extra detailed documentation of all of your tasks and responsibilities.
Let me tell you something! Do you know jeff su? He was just like you uploading good shit consistently,
Keep doing that and you will reach 100k easy
And don’t sign a write up bcs they will screw you out of your unemployment inaurance. If you don’t sign you may still get fired but at least you will get your UI.
I got fired then opened my own business and never and will never looked back
I worked at Kroger‘s. They fired me yesterday. I was 57 days into my employment. You’re in the union after 60 days. I was not given any written notice whatsoever. They told me I was too slow. I named some employees that were slower than I. They agreed with me, but my boss told me they were in the union and harder to get rid of. I have that in a text message. I suggested to them that they time me. They did that. I made goal every time. They timed me approximately 5 to 6 times. They still fired me. I’m the only person of color on 3rd Shift but I don’t feel them firing me was racially motivated. I feel I was a scapegoat to larger issues that they have. They only allow 64 hours in the department that I was working. That Hass to be split between two employees. My boss said that’s not enough hours to get done what they needed to get done.so instead of fighting for more hours or to get another employee, they blame the new guy.
Get a lawyer, I’m not a lawyer but seriously talk to someone, good luck and I’m sorry you’re dealing with this bs
Can I contact you if I get fired? I work for a company in Seattle and I can just “feel it in my gut”. Yeah, I may need an employment attorney!
What about reduction of hours? I got told "Volumes are lower than expected , so we are rostering to that, sorry have no further information at this time"
Just played a trump card…filed FMLA paperwork. Didn’t ask, but told. Now job is in a protected class as I look to replace it. Best part is I turned in the paperwork the same day I got the (completely unexpected) PIP and the Dr had already signed it.
I got blindsided by a "formal coaching" 2 weeks ago from my sr. director, with the written notes shared with HR. I'm middle sr. management and was taken aback by the allegations in the document provided. They immediately reassigned one of my teams to a peer, while I still retain 2 direct reports, and reassigned some of my direct deliverables/responsibilities. This isn't good given my peers have 5-6 directs or 2-3 directs and 1-2 teams under them - writing is on the wall. During calibrations this week, HR was very explicit with managers and directors that employees cannot receive a PIP prior to being calibrated as Needs Improvement. This is likely why I got the "formal coaching" rather than immediate PIP.
I have a written response to each allegation in the document. Based on the impossible "special assignment" that my sr. director and I continuing to discuss as expectations - next week will be 3rd week with no clear deliverables of working out of this hole - I'm curious if I should provide written documentation answering each allegation for memorialization or leave it be and move along.
Is PIP only applicable in a corporate company with proper structure and procedures? The company I work at is a weird mix of publicly traded company which operates like a family owned business. Will they use a PIP?
Had group of senior shift mangers and team leader tell me politely to go home, after I was asked by one shift leader to just go straight to the office after a job ended and no more shift work was not available.
I went straight home after 1 hour recieve a phone call from the shift leader where was I, and was asked just to go to the office 😮, as there was still work available.
Should I challenge this? Or is this mistaken for too many chiefs decision making. 😢 I feel confused, misleading and gas lighted in some way.😮
What happens next I have observe and wait. Nothing escalated yet as too soon. There has been other staff members challenge lateness. It was only a 1 minutes late when I must allow 15 minute. Small thing matters now.😮
Over heard conversation another staff member is in process or planned for sacking for doing work and a case and testimony.
Note the available of hour are becoming limited. I'm in a 80 hour contact in the UK which legal matters are different to the US. I had a few shift in management behaviour where I was faviour one minute and down graded the next due to performance.
So true!!!
Seems like my 7 year job im at. Thats why last year, i jumped on post office last year and again this year as well as my IT cert
5th sign: You complain to the manager
Hey get your resume up-to-date. Corporations don't owe you anything, so you are your own employer.
Do you do more than expected in your job, are you mentoring others, and asking for feedback? Are you thanking others for helping you finish a task, a report, a collaboration, etc. Always thank others for helping you. It builds trust and they will go out of their way to help you later. Document your work, ask for feedback from your Supervisor and ASK for work.
What I did as a Supervisor, (now retired) was preach to my team was the four Cs: Communication, Collaboration, Cooperation, and Coordination. No one can take shots at you if you do these four things and of course, document your work.
Would getting assigned a mentor be anitje sign if being fired soon?
Yep, saw it all.
Thank God.
When your boss transforms to Vince Mchman was to Steve Austin
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THIS IS ACCURATE
True. In similar way one can see that friendship or relation/marriage is going to be severely shaken.
Flag nr.1 is usually enough.
Very accurate
Shalom! I am currently going thru this right now. One manager has already contacted Human Resources about me. I was recently given a consultation over something petty; the manager said she has been talking to Human Resources and will begin documenting my actions at work. She and another manager issued me a PIP. I maybe on my way out.
Keep us updated. You got this either way, best wishes 🙏🏽
@@gotell-it3 Thank you! I will keep everyone posted.
I have a question. The manager that had a recent meeting with me tried to say that she contacted Human Resources about me and had my immediate manager put on a PIP in order to correct me and make me a better leader. My question what is she really saying?
Do you have to sign anything? I think if I do its a death sentence.
Most of the time is personal reasons .
alot of managers are narcissists
Thank you
You're welcome
How was directed to stop communicating via email and only use the phone.
When I continue to use email I was advised that email was not the appropriate way to handle the situation
It is because they did not want the written evidence. Lol.
My boss got hostile towards me and I didn't get fired
I was caught smoking a cigarette in the bathroom at McDonald's it my second write up and was sent home but my boss mention to the other employer about termination could someone answer thus I'm scared and will be back to work on Sunday
I got put on a PIP after going to corporate HR. For months I have been bullied by the bosses right-cheek ass-kisser. Yelled at and everything. For two years I’ve been working at a job where the level of stress and hostility has made me sick. I have never received reviews, verbal suggestions, nothing…Yet, I get the PIP plan. I’m telling you, this shady, so-called Christian company is going to have to fire me before they make me quit. Worst job, worst company I’ve ever worked at. And believe me, they will get the bare minimum until I do.
I heard someone say if you’re ever given a PIP then it’s time for you to start a POOP (Pursue other opportunities plan).
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I won’t have my job in April that’s for sure. We used to talk via WhatsApp, now it’s strictly emails, and my WhatsApp messages are blue ticked or reacted on. Our weekly meetings were cancelled, and zero work is given to me, almost to make me look lazy. Next thing I’m being asked about the how much work I’ve done so far and how many hours have I put into my job. Oh and an email requesting an adjustment to my contract… smells like unemployment to me. 😢
Did they end up letting you go!
This is exactly what happened to me 😢
First one, 100%
I just got wrongfully terminated, and sadly, they let me go because of a false accusation I got from other employees that I don't get along with. Yet with the investigation being on they didn't give me Sympathy but instead chose to terminate me. 😢 Plus I also suffer from speech impediment, loss of hearing and loss of vision, yet they didnt see that and have brush me off. Plus they even judged me for the way they dress and the way how I talk.
People are monsters
Most of the time you get fired for no reason. They just want to reduce personal costs.
Right ups if u slow learner,
How do you overcome it?
I don’t think you do
By starting to look for another job and setting aside money. You'll never overcome it, they're yanking the welcome mat out from under you.
What no two week notice to you when you are getting fired??? For forever, most companies want a two week notice when you decide to leave, but they can tell you to hit the door right then, right there. I have seen the games played many times, that's why I became self-employed.
In Canada, if you are fired without prejudice, the company has to pay you 2 weeks for no notice, vacation pay, and you get EI.
Is better to work for yourself then to work for someone else. Instead of playing this mind game.
Ive heard stories of thies not complete truth, lies things blown out of proportion, reprimands, no write ups, sometimes some people are the target of other people mistakes cause certain people put pressure to make not one mistakes, often tbe mistakes are not fir able..just little ones..mostly cause some want certain not so pleasant people that really ruin things for other workers..too many i know had it happen..they are careful where they go next
I was suspended with pay while an investigation occurred. They fired me shortly afterwards over the phone. To be fair, I deserved to be fired. I'm doing better now. Sometimes you need a good kick in the ass to start acting right.
If anyone's heard of autism, it's sad, but true, people who are autistic have a higher risk and likelihood of getting fired than people who are not autistic, and it's not fair, bosses know that discrimination of that kind is illegal, but at least are able to figure out ways to let them get away with it, and never get fired from it even if they know it's still illegal, it's not fair, and there's nothing we can do about it.
In Georgia, they can just let you go for no reason.
That is not 100% true. They can only let you go for legal reasons. They try to claim any reason is a legal reason, if you have a question, contact a labor attorney.
Way to many jobs out there to worry about getting fired. Remember that past employers cant state you got fired. So technically you can place them on your resume with out worrying about your past employer stating you got fired. You can also make up responsibilities you had , B.S. like they did on your experience level and B.S. on the number of years you worked there. That will put you at a higher income level. Most employers don't even call your past employers. It's all about selling yourself. Getting fired gets you practice at it and increases your pay. Lost count how many jobs i had , but way over six figures a year. If I kept the same job 15+ years ago wouldn't making half of what I'm making now.
I don't like that doesn't happen I'm more than certain that my first professional job said negative things about me which made it difficult to find other work. Thankfully it's been long enough that I don't have to use it on my resume anymore.
I complained about whistleblower violations in an accounting department. Then all of a sudden my supervisor started setting deadlines that she had never done before and that she knew I could never meet because I was in a mental health crisis and they refused to allow me to take FMLA or to use my 3 months of accrued leave.
Those denials for a clear sign I was going to be fired. They wanted me to sign a settlement agreement to lose my ability to sue them.
I dont think they can refuse FMLA, all you need is a doctor report for a FMLA, if company refuse it you can document it and lawsuit them
Is this manager still in the company??? Lol. I hope you did not back off. Some low-hierarchy managers are cunning enough to do these tricks..
Not sure i fully understand the idea, all these actions are made up on purpose? So a company fakes, tosses facts and blames an employee and puts them into non-existing reality with the only purpose to get rid of? I just wonder isn't it too complex? How do all the directors of the scenario feel? Does it seem to them they do something good? I also just realised, i read an article not so long ago, it was written there something like if you think that someone has something against you it is about them, not about you. Looks like not, there is at least one case when it is 'about you' 😅
Are you in California?
No. Washington state only
On the other hand, it is better to be fired than to remain in toxic working environment.
Eventually it will cost You financially more bcs of health isdues than by mere losing finsncial source.