Fun, relaxed
Today, I found out that my company used a nice photo of my coworkers and me for their corporate website, in efforts to make their office seem fun and relaxed. This wouldn't be so bad if they hadn't just fired every single person in the photo, myself included. FML
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lightningclicks 24
no one likes a fake bitch and your company sounds like a fake bitch
Chazzster 32
More details OP please.... Why was everyone in the photo fired?
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lightningclicks 24
no one likes a fake bitch and your company sounds like a fake bitch
Chazzster 32
More details OP please.... Why was everyone in the photo fired?
EwahWeeWah 21
Probably because the company's manager is a massive cheapskate.
DrChrisOfWumbo 12
Maybe they were slacking off, boss takes photos to encourage a fun relaxed environment and then proceeds to fire them.
VowelMovement 15
I was thinking they meant laid off, and are still maybe frustrated that they got laid off?
angrykid11 6
memorial photos
childproofpizza 19
I guess because the company thinks that what people do in their free time is their business
caitlincrc 16
… this needs a follow up.
soulreaper12296 28
Can you report them for that? Even if it's just claim they used a group photo without the consent of everyone in it?
Dat_Class_Tho 26
@9: You do need consent to use photos for advertising purposes, but with pictures taken in the office or at company events consent is already implied. Some companies go so far as to add consent clauses to their employee hiring paperwork so no one can complain about their image being used for corporate promotional purposes. So there is probably nothing OP can do about the picture. UNLESS the picture wasn't taken at the office or at a company event. If the employees just got together after work and posted their group pictures from dinner to facebook, the employer could get in trouble for using personal photos without permission.
Tarlachia 33
I'm pretty sure you can make a stern legal request to have your image removed, especially since you don't still work there.
Reaperbunni 4
Theyre technically using the photo for advertisement purposes though sooo maybe a stern legal approach would work? That or I know the canada and the states there are websites were you can review your employer.
Tripartita 45
"Yeah, that bunch of models we hired for the corporate photos are taking their end-of-contracts REALLY badly."
Le_ponderer 14
They cannot use your image for publicity without your express permission. See what your legal options are. Screw them for being two-faced, dream-crushers.
JustTheTruth42 13
Are you about done with being proven wrong?
Error_342 6
Unless you signed a contract/agreed to let them use the photo. Then you can sue for using your photo to draw in business without your permission.
dabaerju 23
Better pay attention to the sequential order of when you were all fired, OP. This could be another Final Destination happening.
TheRealStunts 27
Ohh damn. What company?