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Today, I found out I'm being laid off. Because I'm the only person at this company who knows how to process a layoff in our HR system, I get to have the pleasure of laying myself off. FML
Today, I found out I'm being laid off. Because I'm the only person at this company who knows how to process a layoff in our HR system, I get to have the pleasure of laying myself off. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Today, I found out I'm getting laid off. However, they're keeping my coworker who rarely shows up and sleeps all the time when he's there. FML
Today, I was laid off from my job as a manager. After cleaning out my office, I began clearing my computer. I received an email from HR announcing a job position that opened up. Too bad it was for my job. FML
Today, my boss let me know that I'm being laid off, via a text message that ended in "lmao". FML
Today, after three weeks of my boss telling me how much he appreciates my hard work and has submitted my name up for a promotion, he called me into his office to announce I'm being laid off. FML
Today, my boss got a promotion and I got laid off. FML
Today, while trying to get my boss to reconsider laying off much of my department, I accidentally convinced him to lay me off too. FML
Today, I got a screenshot from my former supervisor's Instagram that stated, "Finally, I'm rid of these morons at my work." That's how I found out me and other workmates had been laid off. FML
Today, when I got to work, I found out that I was being laid off. Two hours later, I found out my boss had my name on the wrong list. I was elated. I went to lunch, but on the way back was rear-ended, in the rain. I was an hour and a half late getting back to work. I was fired upon returning. FML
Today, I found out that a coworker and I may get laid off soon, all because my boss's niece told him she can do both our jobs all by herself, and for less money. FML
Today, I found out I didn't get the promotion I applied for. Then I was told I was the only one who applied for the job. FML
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Top comments
Hangryko 32
You should have refused to do it or to train anyone to do it. That's their problem if they don't know how to use their own systems.
RichardPencil 32
You should lay off all of the management and become dictator of the company. Being the only one who can lay off people is a superpower!
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Hangryko 32
You should have refused to do it or to train anyone to do it. That's their problem if they don't know how to use their own systems.
JuliaKay14 33
at least no one else will get laid off?
Chazzster 32
I assume you will ensure that you get all the benefits coming to you - So that’s one very minor upside… And you can look forward to your former employer floundering in the HR department for some time… Shit happens, get your resume out. Right now your main priority is in finding another job… Once you give or get notice, how hard you work at the old job matters a lot less. When I got my layoff notice and had already decided to retire I asked if I had to come in. HR checked - I didn’t. So with my final check in hand, I went home never to come back again. It no longer mattered.
RichardPencil 32
You should lay off all of the management and become dictator of the company. Being the only one who can lay off people is a superpower!
ODBeefalo 10
I once gave my notice and was planning to stay on the full 2 weeks to help out, then my manager was an asshole to me about it... so I spent used my time to learn to do cake decorating and backed a cake with a big "**** You" on the top. I mean I learned ALOT of decorating skills while still there for this. then presented at my farewell lunch I said I was holding. my ex boss was pissed. I left a couple days early before they had a replacement. leaving a job is an opportunity to do things you always wanted to do.