Unfair

By Flaps - 27/11/2010 12:36 - United States

Today, my boss fired me for being on Facebook at work. He did it via a wall post on Facebook saying, "ur fired." Six of my friends liked this. FML
I agree, your life sucks 16 053
You deserved it 38 573

Same thing different taste

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calley1011 0

well why were u on facebook at work o.o

Shutuptroll 0

Well, why are you replying to the first comment when yours has nothing to do with it?

the boss is a douche! he should fire himself because he was on facebook too! never add your boss as a friend! make your facebook page so he wouldnt even be able to find you! i would find my boss first and block him! that way he wont be able to find u on fb, and if he adds anyone youre friends with, he wont even be able to see your comments on friends pages.

flipflipflipidel 0

you can only "like" post on your wall... messages are private so I don't see how your friends liked it when u can't see a message.

"Your fired."? It looks like he did you a favor; I couldn't work for someone that couldn't even properly form a sentence to fire me.

Ah, how sad that he thought it was clever. :-( I'd rather keep my dignity.

stella23 0

actually, 'ur' is a combo of 'u' (you) and 'r' (are) so it happens that 'ur' can mean 'you're'.

The irony was that when #4 said they "couldn't work for someone that couldn't even properly form a sentence to fire me" they incorrectly expanded 'ur' to "your" instead of 'you're'.

don't be facebook friends with your boss, simple as that!

but if you ignore the friend request, he might fire you or make you do more work

saturnsonic 3

Sounds like you used to work for somebody with a great sense of humor!

Because firing people over facebook is absolutely hilarious!

carathemermaid 3

That's why you aren't supposed to be screwing off at work, it's WORK!

Yeah, because work never gets boring or slow where you need to take a break.

My job has a policy that you can only be on the internet during breaks and lunch, and if on any other time, you can be terminated for breaking company policy. The rule is not enforced very much, but if their is a history of violating the policy, they will punish you.

Tell HIS boss. His boss has more authority than him and may possibly fight for your job. if anything it might get your boss fired

How would that possibly work? The most likely result of that would be his boss laughing himself to death.

You obviously don't have much, if any, work experience.