My racist supervisor has written me up twice in 2 months since he heard I was going to transfer to another department. Up until now I had a good employee record. Human resources says I can’t transfer until a year has passed to drop a writeoff from my record. I went to school and got my certificate for this other position now it was all for nothing. Human resources says they have to be fair on all there policy’s (which is understandable) I just feel they should use a little more discretion on the severity of a writeup before holding someone back for advancing their career. Any advice on what I can legally do to fight this. The write ups were my first offense ever.
How do you respond, without putting yourself in trouble with either company, to a potential employer looking into your background? Any recommendations?
Have the manager do a formal feedback session with the employee, without letting him/her know what you’ve heard about him/her leaving. This will enable you to determine if there’s any dissatisfaction.
My dad was a human resource director, making 170,000 a year. He was working for a company for almost 20 years, but got laid off. Unfortunately, his company worked with the auto industry, and they just couldn’t afford to pay him anymore.
With his experience and prior work knowledge, how hard will it be for him to find another job? I know it isn’t impossible, but it’s tougher in the economy we have today.
thx!
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