Right or Wrong? Discuss

[THE FLASH]

In my view this company is wrong.

Maybe more to the decision..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/essex/7914415.stm

[Arriba]

i think she'd win a tribunal if she follows it up.

[Samdy Gray]

She obviously didn't offer much to the company. If she was a valuable employee then they wouldn't have paid any notice to it.

[flammableBen]

I got the impression that it was a bit of an excuse because she wasn't very good at her job. Still not on though.

Surely most company's would have you under a probation period if you'd only been there 3 weeks? Couldn't they just have told her it's not working out.

[Sippo]

She'll think twice about doing it again though.

[Jamiesfuturewife]

work is boring love get used to it - especially if you wanna leave school at 16 and sit in an office for the rest of your life??

Its a bit harsh but I like Sam said sounds like they may not have been happy with her and were looking for an excuse to get rid

[Colin Todd]

I love my job its fucking great

(just in case the CEO is a covert TEF poster)

[nevillew]

I got the impression that it was a bit of an excuse because she wasn't very good at her job. Still not on though.

Surely most company's would have you under a probation period if you'd only been there 3 weeks? Couldn't they just have told her it's not working out.

Probably right fb, but they've put down a marker for the rest of the company now haven't they ?