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In reply to the discussion: So they told me today they hired my replacement, oh and by the way come in tomorrow to train him [View all]MyOwnPeace
(17,552 posts)12. That happened.....
to my late wife (disabled with MS) while she continued to work part-time at the plant and part-time at home.
They hired someone to "help" her and my wife was to train her.
Oh, did I tell you that my wife was the H-R/Payroll person and knew that her "helper" was being paid MORE than she was.
My wife said she would not train her unless they were at least equal salary and they said "no."
My wife quit and went on disability.
And they called several times to ask questions about things because the "replacement" didn't know what to do.
Yeah, the place is bankrupt and out of business now.
NOT a way to treat a loyal employee - but how long has it been since that mattered?
Love the corporate greed.
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So they told me today they hired my replacement, oh and by the way come in tomorrow to train him [View all]
DainBramaged
Mar 2013
OP
I say it's 50-50. But you would do well to update your resume/linked in and work all of your
stevenleser
Mar 2013
#9
It's really sad to hear. You know damn well your going out the door. It may not be
southernyankeebelle
Mar 2013
#11
You'll need something reasonably comfortable to sit in if you are to do this training.
Turbineguy
Mar 2013
#16
+100. Unless you told them you're retiring in a few months, this is discrimination. n/t
winter is coming
Mar 2013
#24
What if he needs the income, does not have immediate job prospects, and does not want to
AnotherMcIntosh
Mar 2013
#36
The suckage of this game is you play nice and they hire you back as a consultant.
hunter
Mar 2013
#28
That sucks. But can't say I'm surprised. The way companies are acting after the
Honeycombe8
Mar 2013
#31
Right now you have them by the short hairs. After you train your replacement, not.
Doremus
Mar 2013
#35
Give them the 30,000 foot overview, substantial but lacking in practical specifics.
Snarkoleptic
Mar 2013
#39