For those who forgot we had a coworker die in the office and she was not discovered for several days. How many systems failed her? If you think you should give your life to this company remember that happened. Reinvest in your family and community.
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@n3 working overtime to lay down the fascist astroturfing.
@bp
On top of that, the fake outrage about someone they don't even know is appalling.
@ap
Why?
Who was this person to you?
Nobody ever found out I sprinkled pepper all over desks over a course of a year and half and I always made sure I peaked in their bag too, to see what they brought. Does anyone like yoplait blueberry?
@ap
Who?
Since Denise died in this horrible way, I have been aggressively changing my way of life and accelerated my retirement timeline. Corporate life is no longer my goal. If I get laid-off, so be it. RIP Denise, you'll always going to be in my thoughts. ✨✨ You deserved so much better.
nAtUrAl cAuSeS, brought to you by an even more evil group of mega corps on the pharma side. CPR wouldn't have done a thing.
@bk you need security to stop by every hour and check your oil?
Bunch of terds grasping at straws for ways to blame a business for a natural causes death of someone with, apparently no employment based friends. But it’s Sharts personal fault he wasn’t there to give her CPR. There are serious mental health issues with board members and I encourage it. Makes my life easier.
@af nope
@ae So what you're saying is security doesn't check around the way they're supposed to. Got it. Sometimes it'd be fun if we all had to show our faces here, becuase we'd know who the corporate azzKissers are at least.
HY likes it when employees die. No severance that way, the insurance company pays and that's it.
Contractors don't give an S, in any group. That's the core problem with contracting out thousands of roles. They'll never care, and high levels of performance requires it.
Denise Prudhomme - will never forget her name.
I've been in that building, security is a joke so it was never a shock they didn't find her and yes they work weekends and walk the floors. Still its an incredibly revealing image for how WF treats its workforce.
@ae this is false, she was in her normal work area.
The office was also one open on weekends. The fact it happened on a Friday is irrelevant
@a1 further, she was sitting in a space that was supposed to be empty.
Exactly, we should have a bunch of systems that keep track of our every move. We need more big brother systems.
@a4 your humanity is a role model for nobody.
You could just as easily extrapolate that WF has a lot of irrelevant people on the payroll who can literally die mid shift and nobody even notices. That wouldn't be fair either but if we are making wild accusations why not.
Crass.
There were no systems that failed her. She died on a Friday and the janitorial staff didn't look in her row that evening.
You trying to blame Charlie?