'Ok, that CEO is a comic book villain': CEO brags about firing employee who had a family emergency, makes everyone pay $18 for his birthday party

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    Window - "CEO [...] asked us to contribute $18 for his birthday" Abuse
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    Font - CEO delivered a big sermon about no room for personal life or personal priorities for work, then a month later, asked us to contribute 18 dollars for this birthday
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    Font - This is more of a rant. I no longer work for that company, thank the Lord. But these pomps, self- righteous hardworking rich people are so full of I still remember his words when he sat down with us and told us that there was never any room for personal life while working. He used to call us 6 days a week and furthermore emphasized the matter that if we are passionate about the job, we should be ready to forget our personal commitments. He religiously recited the tale of an engineer who h
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    Font - A month later, HR tells us that CEO's birthday is coming up and all of us have to contribute 18 dollars. At that time, I had enough of CEO's and I no longer wanted to even work there. It was my last week.
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    Font - But it hit me. For these guys, even their birthdays are important. but for us employees, we cannot even tend to our family's emergencies? These are the same kind of people who give sermons about how hardworking and self-sacrificing they are.
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    Font - parkesc 18 hr. ago "He religiously recited the tale of an engineer who had to rush for his child's emergency and got fired on the spot." Ok, that CEO is a comic book villain. 557 Reply Share
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    Font - dot5621 19 hr. ago No, you can't be forced to contribute. They deduct that you send the dol after them. 440 Reply Share
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    Font - UnoriginallyGeneric. 16 hr. ago Why would that stick CEO be proud of firing someone who's dealing with a family emergency?!? 4 171 Reply Share
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    Font - Reed Ridge 19 hr. ago "hardworking rich" That is an oxymoron 99% of the time. 4 127 Reply Share
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    Font - triple_skyfall 19 hr. ago What a disgusting human being. I'm curious as to what kind of company this was/in what industry?
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    Gesture - Accomplished Big7666 OP 18 hr. ago . He owned businesses of hotels and real estate
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    Font - Motor_Wasabi3127. 16 hr. ago Once had a VP tell us that "we should have sleepless nights thinking about how to make our work better." Fortunately, my supervisor told me "If you're having sleepless nights, that's a problem. Tell me if this job keeps you up at night so we can figure out why and fix it." Best boss I ever had.
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    Font - MrSlime13 14 hr. ago Just to be clear, he retells this story fondly, of an engineer being fired for responding to a family emergency? Let alone their child? And completely separately, as a grown individual, and CEO of a business, they want their workforce to foot the bill, $18 a pop, for his BiRtHdAy?!? Is it his quinciñera? Sweet 16? How ridiculous!!
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    Font - TheHungryBlanket. 18 hr. ago Sorry, I can't contribute. Our fearless leader told us there's no room for a personal life at (employer). I'm following his lead on workplace values.
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    Human body - Dagney Elvira 15 hr. ago Gifts should flow down an organization not up.
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    Font - Then Investigator_17. 14 hr. ago Should have faxed HR a copy of a receipt for an $18 donation to somewhere

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