Milan, Employee Fired because He Attacked Post-It Throughout the Office to Ask for More Education From His Colleagues. But the Judge Reinstates It
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The 40-year-old worker placed messages such as "Don't search the drawers" or "Don't touch the computers of others." The company accused her of maintaining an "aggressive, vulgar and controversial behavior", but she will have to readmit it and compensate it with about 33,000 euros Read
The employee had been working for about a year and a half at a Milan financier when the company decided to dismiss her. The woman appealed to the courts and a judge has now ordered her readmission and compensation of about 33,000 euros.
The woman, 40 years old, had filled the workplace with references to the rules of coexistence. In the letter of dismissal she was accused of aggressive behavior, vulgar and controversy. The Court also ordered compensation of 33 thousand euros.
A woman from Milan was fired after filling the office with post-its asking her colleagues to be polite and to respect the rules of good conduct. The financial company she worked with considered...
A habit that became more and more established and that, according to the company, had ended up fueling a climate of tension. But the Court of Milan has established that the employee must be reinstated and receive about 33 thousand euros of compensation
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