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NetJets Layoff
"BTIZ" wrote in message news:gg1pg.7819$6w.6596@fed1read11... depending what was in the contract they signed... I'm sure a few lawyers will be interested in these "voluntary resignations".. It would be interesting to hear the whole story, not just one side. that means they can't collect un employment benefits BT wrote in message oups.com... NetJets laid off an undisclosed number of employees yesterday in at least the Ohio offices. The employees (some as long as seven years) arrived at work yesterday and were called into meetings where they were told their positions no longer existed, their benefits end on Friday (June 30th), given a document outlining the terms of their 'voluntary resignation', and given an hour to remove their personal property. Two I spoke to said they were not even assisted removing their belongings, or provided with boxes/carts or anything. Their access badges were taken, so it was a one trip deal. I've seen people fired for 'just cause' get better treatment than these 'voluntary resignees' received. Perhaps with Warren Buffet's recent donation to the Gate's Foundation, he has lost concern for his human resources. But then again, they are voluntarily resigning, so it's not really a layoff, right? |
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