How not to do Layoffs 101 - Better.com CEO
As if things couldn’t get more ridiculous at the online mortgage lender Better.com, where 900 people were laid off over a Zoom call this past December, the company reportedly issued another wave of layoffs by inadvertently notifying employees via its payroll app! WTAF! This is going back so many years! NZ has a good process, Employers in New Zealand are legally required to offer employees the chance to bring a "support person" to help cushion the blow of losing their job. https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/8/22967171/better-employees-latest-layoffs-severance-checks-vishal-garg #tech #better #layoffs #layoffs
They fixed the glitch
People still actually work here considering how much of an ass the ceo is?
you can say that about every single ceo come on? this is an ignorant comment how does amazon or uber have employees then?
Businesses don't care about people in general but better.com def does not
At better.com, your support person would also be getting fired.
In all honesty though, this is absolutely ridiculous. Layoffs should atleast be more human.
it is tech sweatshop style
Just because they have a website doesn’t mean they’re a tech company. They’re a mortgage broker pretending to be a tech company.
sure, Jan