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In reply to the discussion: A Woman Told Her Boss About A Devastating Cancer Diagnosis. He Responded By Firing Her [View all]SunSeeker
(58,007 posts)16. Thanks. I was very lucky.
I survived. Plus I got tons of support from my co-workers, family and friends. So lucky. I tear up when I think of all the kindnesses and donations they gave me. Support for people with serious illness should not be a matter of luck.
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A Woman Told Her Boss About A Devastating Cancer Diagnosis. He Responded By Firing Her [View all]
Cali_Democrat
Sep 2014
OP
Any employer having that discussion could be brought up on collusion charges to defraud.
Luminous Animal
Sep 2014
#35
Actually, it reads exactly like the kind of letter an employer writes to cover their own ass
kcr
Sep 2014
#48
to me it's not the letter but the apparent lack of face-to-face communication that's damning
unblock
Sep 2014
#59
And people hate lawyers? 12 years and nothing but a big ol FU! If there was a God the
Dustlawyer
Sep 2014
#11
Paging Social media, paging social media. Asshole "Dr." Visnich needs some attention. n/t
FSogol
Sep 2014
#4
I was let go when I was a young pup. My employer wrote me a note almost like that.
LiberalArkie
Sep 2014
#12
Would not the Americans with Disability Act on 1992 have input on this?
Douglas Carpenter
Sep 2014
#17
Activism locally should put him in his place, out of his office! One good turn you know....
TheNutcracker
Sep 2014
#28
I agree. I think he was trying to help her get Unemployment Compensation.
Sheldon Cooper
Sep 2014
#63