I used to manage a Papa John's in NC in the late 90's. Lastly, part time employee benefits are so small that most will retract their claim and seek other employment. So a good employer can be punished if an employee changes jobs and is fired. Most will terminate with impunity.Īlso terminations made within 90 days of employment, unemployment claims revert to the previous employer. There is no longer a monetary risk to firing employees and contesting unemployment claims. They look at a rolling 3 year period, once an employer hits the max rate it will take about 5-6 years to get back to their best rate. A "bad" employer will have a max rate of about 3.5%. A "good" employer can get the rate down to just over 1% of gross payroll. The tax rate for employers is a variable rate depending upon previous claims. Employers do not directly pay a terminated employees benefits. Unemployment benefits are paid for from this fund. Employers (and employees) pay into a States Unemployment Insurance fund. There is misunderstood notion of how employers "pay" for unemployment. TL DR Was fired because an old man used 20 point font. This was after working for this company for six years and having ZERO write ups or complaints.
Two days later I was put on suspension and during the first day of my suspension my boss called and fired me over the phone. (In my head I starting thinking, NOW you give a shit?!). They wanted to know why things had "escalated" and why I didn't have the numbers. From what I understand the CEO of the company got that e-mail, who then called the VP of my division, who then called my boss. Unfortunately, he was an older guy so he used a 20pt font and all caps, so to everyone reading the e-mail it was some guy screaming.
No one was angry.) The man then proceeds to send an e-mail to all the managers in BOTH our companies asking why I didn't have the data yet. The man from the other company said, "Maybe they'll listen if I complain!" (BTW: This was a friendly conversation. I told him about how the data was late and how I complained, but no one listened. One evening someone from another company calls and asks where the e-mail was, and why is it late. I informed their bosses several times, but since nothing changed, I assumed the bosses didn't give a shit, so I stopped caring. For several weeks I had been having trouble with the people in the field sending in the data on time. Long, long story short: Everyone I was to take data sent in from the field and then e-mail it to various people both inside and outside my company. >!insert spoiler here!< Other subreddits you might like: someįor making the company look bad in an e-mail I didn't send.
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