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I'm willing to take a bet and say this is retail, this sucks op
"the office"
You should look into filing a complaint with HR and getting your job back OP!
Kenya..
I'd be surprised if Kenya has the laws that would help someone in this situation.
#24 it's right under the FML in parentheses, before the FYL and YDI buttons. And I use the mobile app, you can still see it on here :) that's on every FML. Unless they don't post a location.
you'll get unemployment dont worry. let them pay you to not work.
Why are there so many thumbs down on this one?
People like you are the scum of society.
I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure you don't get unemployment for getting fired. You may get a severance package from the company tho. But that doesn't excuse the fact that just collecting unemployment for no reason is taking advantage
Did they say 'the office will open an hour late' or 'come in an hour late'? There's a big difference, OP.
That's true, there is a difference . But to be fired for that? Now that's brutal .
Either way that means OP didn't need to be there until an hour later than normal. But if their boss meant it will open an hour later but wanted them there at the normal time then they should have specifically said that.
He probably meant the store is opening an hour late but it doesn't change the time you come in for your shift, as he didn't specifically say you get to come in late.
That's ridiculous. Unfair dismissal. If only you had evidence about what your boss said or else it is his word against yours.
I don't know what the labor laws are in Kenya, but I'd say you're probably better off finding a new job where the boss says what he/she means.
Generally speaking, it's better to ask for clarification about things like that, even if you think you understand what they meant. Better to look like an idiot than be fired or reprimanded because your employer used unclear language in instructions.
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Did they say 'the office will open an hour late' or 'come in an hour late'? There's a big difference, OP.
He probably meant the store is opening an hour late but it doesn't change the time you come in for your shift, as he didn't specifically say you get to come in late.