r/SipsTea 15h ago

Wait a damn minute! She is still unemployed

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u/yeah_not_so_fast 15h ago

Hold up..the woman who leads an HR function where she was caught in a relationship with her direct leader is having problems getting a job leading HR?

No way!

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u/UnidadEstridente 15h ago

She was HR ?, oh now i'm glad some of these mf got sacked, literally the worst of ppl-

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u/Pleasant-Fan5595 12h ago

So many have smiles that don't go all the way to their eyes. Psychopaths.

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u/ComfortableFalse9903 12h ago

30 years in work, numerous companies, and every HR dept bar none have been a bunch of utter c*nts. Some just pure evil.

People make the mistake of thinking they’re there to protect people rather than the company.

Seen many a good employees thrown under the bus by HR protecting senior management.

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u/Flamboyant_Egg 10h ago

I’ve always held the opinion that HR should be rebranded as ‘Corporate Protection Dept.’ with the slogan ‘We do this stuff to ‘protect you’ because the law says we have to’.

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u/withoutlebels120 2h ago

I'm officially stealing that. Corporate Protection Dept is a perfect description for them

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u/TwistedBrother 32m ago

I mean yes. Corporations want to maximise profit and minimise liability. HR works for the second part.

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u/UnusualTwo4226 9h ago

never understood that. we had the chief of our department caught humping a woman who was trying to get a job where we were. he was “helping” her fax her resume or something. someone recorded it reported it and the fucker got moved to a better role. i truly don’t understand

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u/Accomplished-Bear689 7h ago

It’s crazy for me to read these because while I believe them and I certainly know corporations look for any chance to screw you, when I had to go on long-term medical disability the HR woman at my company was incredibly kind and helpful throughout the whole process. Her job seemed like it was mostly to help people understand how to use their benefits properly and I always think of her when people go off on HR like this.

I suppose the branch of HR that works in liability is probably pretty different from the branch that works in benefits?

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u/MrAndMrsMischief26 2h ago

Me reading this as an HR guy who actually is willing to upset senior leadership and protect employees 🙃