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By Fired Lead - 25/08/2018 23:30

Today, after I got fired without cause and started an investigation, they called to tell me that they were bringing me back and I could keep my tenure. It would "be like I was never fired" but they're not going to pay me for the 6 weeks I couldn't work. FML
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BurnInDemonFire 33

Not sure your employers understand what "tenure" means. I'd suggest hauling them before the Council of Twelve. I mean, a tribunal.

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interesting33 36

seems a bit dodgy that they aren't going to pay you! well done for fighting it

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interesting33 36

seems a bit dodgy that they aren't going to pay you! well done for fighting it

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BurnInDemonFire 33

Not sure your employers understand what "tenure" means. I'd suggest hauling them before the Council of Twelve. I mean, a tribunal.

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Charlie Given 26

Ya I'd be telling them you're going to give me my back pay and a raise or I'm calling a lawyer 🤔

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chosha_fml 26

Start another investigation with HR. That is total bullshit.

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Rhett_15 22

Maybe you should just be happy you got your job back.

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MidnaLink 33

So, you’re telling OP that they don’t deserve some compensation, just because they “have their job back”? **** you.

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bigdaddyeric 35

Is this this Paul Flahrt??

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Paul B. Gyurcsanszky 14

I call bullshit! They owe you those six months and a pay raise. They ****** up. Not you.

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BloodyButUnbowed 25

It sounds like the investigation cleared you. Isn't that a good thing? I'm sure this experience was aggravating, but your name has been cleared and you have your job back. That's a pretty good outcome, all things considered.

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soulreaper12296 28

Yeah they’re cleared, but now they’re out six weeks worth of pay; which means the next time OP gets paid, they’ll only be paid for two weeks.

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Johnny5 16

You can still file an unemployment claim for those 6 weeks. And if they refused to “fire” you during that time it’s an unpaid suspension which you can file a complaint about. Bottom line is someone owes you money.

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darkshadus 10

If they refuse to pay you the 6 weeks owed then they definately only fired you because they thought they would get away with it and you wouldn't fight, so them saying "It will be like you never were fired" is basically them saying "We screwed up and now we will act like it never happened so don't complain"

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