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@banbury | |
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if you had four staff and one out of the four had to go who would you make redundant out of these four? Just curious. Two staff are 67 years old. The remaining two are 44 and 47. All are reliable and experienced. Would appreciate any input. |
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@lunaxxxx | 21 January 15 |
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The 67 yr old 
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@eyesore | 21 January 15 |
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whoever was the least good at their job
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@ashy | 21 January 15 |
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last one in first one out
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@banbury | 21 January 15 |
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do you think it would be unreasonable to ask one of the older guys to retire in order to make way for younger blood?
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@eyesore | 21 January 15 |
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would that even be legal?
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@birdy | 21 January 15 |
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You're going straight to hell.
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@banbury | 21 January 15 |
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no idea eyesore but both are over the uk retirement age
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@bozzalad | 21 January 15 |
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I'd ask em if they wanna share available hours between em before i got rid of one
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@dodgey | 21 January 15 |
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@ ashy - 21.01.15 - 06:12pm last one in first one out Not allowed |
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@dodgey | 21 January 15 |
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@ banbury - 21.01.15 - 06:13pm do you think it would be unreasonable to ask one of the older guys to retire in order to make way for younger blood? Yes you'd be breaking the law. |
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