This business and its new owners learned a valuable lesson after firing every employee as part of a ruthless and foolish power move. The problem was that nobody had submitted a new application when it was time to choose which workers to keep. This topic was uploaded to the r/antiwork subreddit by Reddit member u/alldogzzarebeautiful. The thread is rife with enthusiasm and rage over the unfairness they experienced at the hands of the business's new owners. Companies enjoyed adopting this strategy when they had more control over employees in the protracted period following the 2008 financial crisis. However, these workers don't need to reapply now because unemployment is so low. This deceptive strategy has now been exposed as a severe error in judgment.
Whole Staff Laid Off By New Owners, And Told To Re-Apply, Nobody Does
By
Johny in
For The Win
On 7th October 2022
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#1 Let's see if Cotton's risky gamble pays off. The truth is that it didn't "pay off," because a company is only as strong as its weakest link.
#2 It's a good thing this business has no links remaining.
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#3 Workers have started challenging their managers because they are sick of being treated like trash.
#4 Imagine how humiliating it would be to apply for the position you've held for nearly 18 years.
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#5 On second thinking, perhaps they ought to reapply, but this time pay twice as much.
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#6 A corporation is only as powerful as its personnel, as we have stated.
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#7 The corporation has now suffered a severe miscalculation as a result of this deceitful strategy.
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#8 This article was first published on our friends' FAILBlog.
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