Bell parent BCE fires ‘small number’ of employees who falsified workplace attendance

Bell Canada parent company BCE Inc. fires employees who faked office attendance

Some employees at one of Canada's major telecommunications companies are out of a job after faking their workplace attendance.

Bell fires dozens for falsifying workplace attendance following return-to-office mandate

Bell parent BCE said the employees were let go for “clear violations of our code of conduct” following an internal review.

Bell parent BCE fires ‘small number’ of employees who falsified workplace attendance

Workers in question entered the office using their key cards, then promptly returned home

Bell Fired Workers Who Faked Attendance — One Just Wanted to Use the Gym

Bell's parent company BCE has fired a group of employees caught faking their office attendance records in what the company is calling a "swipe and go" scheme. The details are pretty brazen. Workers would badge into the office and walk straight back out, logging their presence without actually showing up for work. One employee reportedly

Bell fires 'small number' of employees who allegedly falsified in-office attendance

Bell said the terminated workers were swiping their key cards to record attendance but then leaving the premises right after.

Canadian phone company fires all workers who refuse to return to the office 3x per week: 'No severance, no warning'

A lot of bosses really don't like their employees working remotely, and they'll do almost anything to get these employees back into the office ASAPThere certainly are many pros and cons to consider when you're trying to decide if employees should be allowed to work remotely or not. To be so real: many workers can do 100% of their job remotely, because they only need their laptop, and perhaps their phone. They don't need the filing cabinets of yo…