Re:Meta fires staff for 'using free meal vouchers to buy hou...
by jcgrillo on Thursday October 17, 2024 @11:04PM
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> Why do you think this is a process problem?
Because if the employees were using some kind of non-monetary compensation that was allowed to be accepted in an uncontrolled manner that's a process problem. When they swiped their decoder ring or what the fuck ever it should have errored out.
> habitually and willfully lying and stealing
Prove it beyond a reasonable doubt and i'll listen.
Re:Meta fires staff for 'using free meal vouchers to buy hou...
by s1artibartfast on Friday October 18, 2024 @12:01AM
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Firing the employees is a feature, not a bug.
24/70,000 employees seemed to have a problem with theft. The process worked for 99.97% of employees who weren't thieves abusing the system.
>Prove it beyond a reasonable doubt and i'll listen.
Not even the fired employees are contesting what they did. They are just saying they didnt think it was a big deal
Is periodically firing employees not part of the process too?
If these people are habitually and willfully lying and stealing from the company for $20, what could that mean for the rest of their work and interactions.
Several thousand dollars of stolen meals is a bargain to identify these individuals and get them out of the company. Who knows what else they are stealing and lying about. opportunities about