‘Problem solved’: Employee reports entitled coworker to HR following a heated dispute between them, boss fires both of them in response

Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor

Jul 16, 2024 1:00 PM EDT

The more an employee spends time in a company or a corporation, the more they find out just how little that place of work actually cares about employees.

I used to think that HR is there to make sure employees are happy in the company and have someone to turn to when they need help. But the more I am exposed to this corporate life, the more I understand that HR is simply there to protect the company, and will do as little as possible to make their employees happy.

This Reddit story is the perfect example of how little HR cares about its employees. After quite a heated dispute between an employee and a problematic coworker, which resulted in the coworker being escorted off the property, the employee reported him to HR. That resulted in the coworker being fired, along with the employee who reported him, clearly proving that HR wanted to simply get rid of anyone who might cause the company problems.

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