Mutiny
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So who advocates for the current leadership? Looks like no one to me. They need to change or will find themselves without any product to sell.
So who advocates for the current leadership? Looks like no one to me. They need to change or will find themselves without any product to sell.
Right but the same thing happened to companies who didn't want to keep hiring women post-WW2. Sure, the cat was out of the bag but at the time, many didn't know that. It was tried. Same here, today. Just because it's obvious they're shooting themselves in the foot doesn't mean they and many other organizations even know that. Over time it'll work out for me and maybe for them if they learn their lesson, but meanwhile it's another bullshit night in suck city.
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Just keep your head down for a while and don't perpetuate the argument.
That's absolutely the plan.
Perhaps the team will coalesce around a new goal: get rid of the current department head and put you in charge.
@brenda I can't think of a better definition of hell on earth than to be even more beholden to these people than I already am. And it'd never happen anyway. I have no advocates there, aside form my boss, who also has no advocates.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Mutiny:
Just keep your head down for a while and don't perpetuate the argument.
That's absolutely the plan.
Perhaps the team will coalesce around a new goal: get rid of the current department head and put you in charge.
@brenda I can't think of a better definition of hell on earth ...
@Aqua-Letifer,
LOL I still like the idea.And it'd never happen anyway. I have no advocates there, aside form my boss, who also has no advocates.
@Aqua-Letifer
I dunno about that. Sounds to me like your department has a good number in favor of working remotely, based on the meeting-after-the-meeting.The meeting-after-the-meeting is often when real action gets formulated. Just sayin'.
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My boss reached out to HR today to get assurances that there would be no retaliation against an employee who stated that they choose not to return to the office.
HR troll said, no, no, it would be completely voluntary. But, and I'm quoting here, "I would think that the rest of you would want to meet with your department head, wouldn't you? She might ask you all to just meet informally, and take you all out to lunch to get to know one another better. I would think that the rest of you would want to do that, wouldn't you?"
I've worked with these people for a few years. I'm telling you right now that if we don't go in, we're going to lose our jobs.
So my question to you all is, what would you do if it were you and this was your situation?
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Document the hell out of the meeting and what was said. Make sure everyone else does the same.
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I don't think they give a crap where you work as long as the revenue stream is uninterrupted. I drove through a large office park today and the car volume was maybe 20% of what it normally is. Working from home is not an anomaly anymore.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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My boss reached out to HR today to get assurances that there would be no retaliation against an employee who stated that they choose not to return to the office.
HR troll said, no, no, it would be completely voluntary. But, and I'm quoting here, "I would think that the rest of you would want to meet with your department head, wouldn't you? She might ask you all to just meet informally, and take you all out to lunch to get to know one another better. I would think that the rest of you would want to do that, wouldn't you?"
I've worked with these people for a few years. I'm telling you right now that if we don't go in, we're going to lose our jobs.
So my question to you all is, what would you do if it were you and this was your situation?
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I don't think they give a crap where you work as long as the revenue stream is uninterrupted. I drove through a large office park today and the car volume was maybe 20% of what it normally is. Working from home is not an anomaly anymore.
I don't think they give a crap where you work as long as the revenue stream is uninterrupted. I drove through a large office park today and the car volume was maybe 20% of what it normally is. Working from home is not an anomaly anymore.
They're firing my co-worker. They're going through with it.
And I'm next.
That's not paranoia talking, my boss was told that I'll be next.
They're removing my co-worker's position, that's how they're handling that one. With me they're going to try gross negligence. Our dept head is getting help with that. "Well I've heard from some people that he's doing an okay job but from others, there have been very serious concerns."
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I don't think they give a crap where you work as long as the revenue stream is uninterrupted. I drove through a large office park today and the car volume was maybe 20% of what it normally is. Working from home is not an anomaly anymore.
They're firing my co-worker. They're going through with it.
And I'm next.
That's not paranoia talking, my boss was told that I'll be next.
They're removing my co-worker's position, that's how they're handling that one. With me they're going to try gross negligence. Our dept head is getting help with that. "Well I've heard from some people that he's doing an okay job but from others, there have been very serious concerns."
@Aqua-Letifer said in Mutiny:
I don't think they give a crap where you work as long as the revenue stream is uninterrupted. I drove through a large office park today and the car volume was maybe 20% of what it normally is. Working from home is not an anomaly anymore.
They're firing my co-worker. They're going through with it.
And I'm next.
That's not paranoia talking, my boss was told that I'll be next.
They're removing my co-worker's position, that's how they're handling that one. With me they're going to try gross negligence. Our dept head is getting help with that. "Well I've heard from some people that he's doing an okay job but from others, there have been very serious concerns."
Well, you can always offer to be laid off, rather than be fired for cause. At least that way, you get your unemployment.
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Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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Probably a stupid question, but is it possible to join a union of some sort - do you have time?
I was only joking
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Mutiny:
I don't think they give a crap where you work as long as the revenue stream is uninterrupted. I drove through a large office park today and the car volume was maybe 20% of what it normally is. Working from home is not an anomaly anymore.
They're firing my co-worker. They're going through with it.
And I'm next.
That's not paranoia talking, my boss was told that I'll be next.
They're removing my co-worker's position, that's how they're handling that one. With me they're going to try gross negligence. Our dept head is getting help with that. "Well I've heard from some people that he's doing an okay job but from others, there have been very serious concerns."
Well, you can always offer to be laid off, rather than be fired for cause. At least that way, you get your unemployment.
Well, you can always offer to be laid off, rather than be fired for cause. At least that way, you get your unemployment.
They're not going to do that shit. These people are evil. When my other co-worker was fired back in June, he even offered to help them transition for as long as is needed. Our dept head didn't go for it. "I'm not giving that asshole anything. " Direct quote.
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Probably a stupid question, but is it possible to join a union of some sort - do you have time?
@Doctor-Phibes said in Mutiny:
Probably a stupid question, but is it possible to join a union of some sort - do you have time?
I have maybe about 2-3 weeks. After that I can't guarantee anything. Is that enough time?
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You will most likely get your unemployment anyway. Disagreeing is not likely to be seen as willful disobedience.
You will most likely get your unemployment anyway. Disagreeing is not likely to be seen as willful disobedience.
They're going to try very hard. And they're going to have the support of HR and two other department heads. All I have are a mountain of emails saying what they received was great. So I'm figuring out how to archive all of that now.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Mutiny:
Probably a stupid question, but is it possible to join a union of some sort - do you have time?
I have maybe about 2-3 weeks. After that I can't guarantee anything. Is that enough time?
@Aqua-Letifer said in Mutiny:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Mutiny:
Probably a stupid question, but is it possible to join a union of some sort - do you have time?
I have maybe about 2-3 weeks. After that I can't guarantee anything. Is that enough time?
The reason I ask is my SIL went through something similar. She showed up to the meeting where they were going to fire her and brought along a union rep. Company didn't know she was in a union. At that moment everything miraculously changed.
I was only joking
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Mutiny:
Just print it and scan it.
It's about 7,000 emails. So I'm exporting them all into a CSV.
There is an export function in Outlook but they are hard to read.
But 7,000 emails will not be useful in any action unless you file a big dollar suit. Just save the ones that support your claim as documentary evidence. I'd just forward them to myself and save them in a folder.
