What's the longest you've seen a coworker get away with doing absolutely nothing?
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
About five years. Eventually he did get caught sleeping and arguing with the boss. And I took over his place and he was fired.
I'm the only person I know of, that got letters of recommendation, for following the state rules at that place. If you do nothing, you'll get no recommendations at all either.
I managed to keep the position over a company sell out. Yet the new company thought it was cheeper to just not follow the rules.
So under the new company he would never have gotten fired like I eventually did after seven years.
It all depends on the company and just how greedy the company is. The public most certainly does not want to follow the rules.
And actually working can cost the company money along with public complaints.
To this date, it's still illegal to dump hazardous waste!
This new federal administration will most certainly undo these federal laws and make it hard on states to keep any such rules.
I find it ironic that DEI would have made it possible for the guy to get a education and follow the rules. He had no education at all. Couldn't even file his own taxes, since I am the one that filed his taxes.
I'm the only person I know of, that got letters of recommendation, for following the state rules at that place. If you do nothing, you'll get no recommendations at all either.
I managed to keep the position over a company sell out. Yet the new company thought it was cheeper to just not follow the rules.
So under the new company he would never have gotten fired like I eventually did after seven years.
It all depends on the company and just how greedy the company is. The public most certainly does not want to follow the rules.
And actually working can cost the company money along with public complaints.
To this date, it's still illegal to dump hazardous waste!
This new federal administration will most certainly undo these federal laws and make it hard on states to keep any such rules.
I find it ironic that DEI would have made it possible for the guy to get a education and follow the rules. He had no education at all. Couldn't even file his own taxes, since I am the one that filed his taxes.