Attitudes like this are why trade unions fought for employment laws.
I'm absolutely disgusted by the number of people here saying it's her fault that whilst sat in an ICU she was terminated.
I'm absolutely disgusted by the number of people here saying it's her fault that whilst sat in an ICU she was terminated.
Unless I know the Yelp's side of the story I wouldn't buy her version. It is possible that she failed to inform her superiors properly. It is possible that she has a long history of staying absent from work. It is possible that she was terminated for entirely different reasons and her being in a difficult situation is a pure co-incident.
When terminated people get angry. They say all sort of things.
> It is possible that she has a long history of staying absent from work.
She did. She'd only been working there from December, used up all her sick-days while still in training, and missed even more days in the following months. One time she missed work because she couldn't find her car keys. It sounds like her manager got fed up and that was the end of it.Being a single parent is hard.
> One time she missed work because she couldn't find her car keys.
You mean she was late because her 3 yr old child hid her keys in the hopes of spending more time with his mother. Completely unacceptable indeed. >Completely unacceptable indeed.
It's the kind of thing.....if it happens once, it's no big deal. If little things keep happening like that throughout the month, then there's probably something you need to fix.