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  • bustedknee

    You can fire someone for leaving dirty dishes in the sink?

    Gotta go! Having a meeting with my wife.


    Seriously, that sounds like an excuse to me. Easier than laying you off.

    I don't know where you live but around here there seems to be work for folks that go look for it. I've been retired 12 years and people keep offering me work.


    Best wishes.

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  • jimdeere
    Take This Job and Shove It 

    https://youtu.be/eIjEauGiRLo
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  • austin20

    Wow....

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  • mogley98
    Sorry to hear it's never easy to worry about your income but as you noted the economy seems to be recovering and while many are service type jobs I'm sure your very good at something you can put to use to earn a living.
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  • Warbirds

    Sorry to hear that. Keep your chin up.

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  • Merlinnv12

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  • drobs
    Go file for unemployment and stick it to them.
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  • Brookwood
    Sounds like a very lame excuse from your employer.  Were the dishes piled high to the ceiling?  

    I sure do wish you luck on finding a new and better job!   
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  • mark christian
    Based on your long running "Whats cooking tonite ????" thread (your spelling, not my own), you must have prepared dozens of meals at your job. Was this the first time you left dirty dishes in the sink? or has this been an ongoing issue? 

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  • Aztngundoc22
    OK : 
    Alrready filed for the 'unemployment' ! ( under review ) :::
    Only a few dishes in sink !!! was just a bad excuse !!!
    Yes Ive cooked many a meal @ work , with No complaints !
    Had been 'wrote' up a few times recently : 
    Once for showing @ 1600 (4-12 shift) : Late - violation of policy ?
    Once for taking a $ bag of 'butterscotch' candies into work for a snack , & Coffee  : Violation of policy ?
    ect. , ect. 
    I was on the No Fly list with the New Boss !

    Prayers Requested !

    Thanks  !!!
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  • BobJudy
    Around here a lot of businesses and companies are having problems getting help. Seems a lot of people are taking advantage of the system and saying Covid worries them to much to return to work. Judy called me from where she volunteers and said her car sensors said one tire was down to 15 lbs. Since she was only a quarter mile from a local tire service store I told her to go there. She was told by the manager he could have it fixed in a week! Said he only had 3 guys working and it should have been 8. The other 5 refused to come back to work because of covid and were collecting unemployment. Told Judy to check with a multi service car repair a block away and they had it fixed in an hour. If that's the way it is where you are you can probably pick and chose from a lot of different jobs. Good luck. Bob
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  • bustedknee
    Call for Mr. Aztngundoc22!
    Telephone call for Mr. Aztngundoc22!


    Movin' on up.
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  • kimi
    Prayers and hope coming your way!  Good luck to you!
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  • buddyb
    These days,anybody that will show up and is not afraid of work will not be unemployed very long.
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  • susie
    Yep, time to take advantage of the door closing and the window opening.  No shortage of jobs/career opportunities around my little burg, and the population of my little corner of the world is 1950 people.  I live 10 miles from the sprawling metropolis, and retired so not going to be competing for any openings, lol.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Prayer and best wishes.
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  • Captplaid

    In Illinois the termination has to be a direct violation of work rules, insubordination or such to be denied unemployment.

    I think "willful & negligent" is the term used by the Illinois Supreme Court.

    While the state is an at will state and employers can fire anyone at anytime, bone head reasons are not grounds to deny unemployment

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  • Captplaid

    Keep you head up. I know what it's like being fired for stupid BS reasons. Don't let you opponents define you. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE.

    I was fired last July. There's a good story to it but I won't share it yet. There might be litigation. The union is deciding if they will pursue it further.


    One thing I learned, those doing interviews are more understanding when the guy doing the interview is closer to the front line. They get it that corporate guys are quick to fire good people.

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  • Mobuck
    "Go file for unemployment and stick it to them."
    Fired for cause??? I don't think it works that way. If you're "laid off" that's different. 
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  • Hunter Mag
    OK : 
    Upon leaving work Monday morn. (0800) , was called into the offiice , terminated ! Reason given : Apx. two weeks prior I left work and had left some dirty dishes in the kitchen sink ???
    At least Im NOT working dang NITES ! Upset but not to worried !
    Seems to be plenty of 'jobs' out there !
    Wish me Luck : Prayers Please !
    Thanks !!!

    What kind of a job did you have? Dishwasher? If so I wouldn't be concerned one bit about losing that job. 
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  • bullshot
    In Florida, an employer can fire you without any justification at all if he wants to and I'm good with that, an employer should have the right to get rid of any employee that he wants, at any time.
    It sucks to be on the receiving end of that deal however. I wish you the best.
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  • bpost
    As a one time employer and now an employee I can see both sides.  If your performance was not what the Company needed, they could have helped you do better but office politics may have screwed them out of a good man.  It sounds like somebody in management did not like you or your performance.  Once that issue crops up your time there is short.  It sucks but it is the way it works.  I suspect you were not entirely happy there either.  If it came out of the blue then they were wrong but life ain't fair.
    With that said I have seen good workers; a good worker shows up, makes money for the Company and complies with the rules, fired by axxhat Management with inflated egos.  That burns my behind to no end. 
    Please decide what happened, be honest with yourself, why the firing happened and move on.
    It is the only way to get ahead, take three steps forward, two back and keep on trucking.  Snowflakes will never understand that, but you do.
    God has a plan for you, it is up to you to find it.  Obviously, your previous employment was not part of the plan.
    Hold your chin high, step forward and never look back.
    GOOD LUCK FOR A REWARDING FUTURE!
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  • Junkballer
    Hunter Mag said:
    What kind of a job did you have?  Dishwasher?  If so I wouldn't be concerned one bit about losing that job. 
    What he said ^^^ 100%  :smiley:........now take a step up in the world of careers.
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  • Aztngundoc22
    OK : 
    Had 2 job offers : Gonna take the one (?) , same type of work ( Resident Tech.) different company , a few miles from home , hours 3-11 & No Nite Shifts ( Yeah ) !!!
    Im OK !!!
    Thanks !!!
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  • Warbirds

    Great news! Congrats!

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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    What's a "resident tech"?
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  • ridgleyart
    Congratulations on the new job!
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  • Aztngundoc22
    OK : 
    Thanks to all , Best wishes for me on New Job (please) ,,,,
    Resident Tech. is a group home position that cares for the in house clients ( A baby sitter if You want ) ???
    Its a change of pace , much needed @ this old point in my life from the Law Enforcement / Gunsmith of years past !
    Thanks !!!
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Best wishes to you
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  • pulsarnc

    I spent 25 years as a health care tech in a mental hospital doing essentially the same job . Twenty of them as the floor supervisor on a ward for psychiatrically disturbed teenagers , both long and short term . Don’t think I would go back to that again !

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