Nothing like some graduate clown, wet behind the ears telling you how to migrate all your services to the cloud.
Not far off a yearâs net so after the lump sum break. Not too bad really but hopefully she gets something else and the payment allows her not to rush into a decision.
These severance packages are ridiculous shareholder value destruction but plenty of investors are donkeys who just nod along with the WSJ narrative of the day.
Sure why wouldnât they. Tech company can bring in lads on shorter term contracts without the sunk cost and training. Itâs what nearly every other industry has done. Tech is just moving from ridiculous growth to normal growth
Incredibly generous as not legally required to have been so giving.
They all want to appear caring but also hard enough to make the âtough callsâ to investors.
Thereâs lads terrified to leave jobs in case they miss the severance package
Thereâll be a lot more PIPing of people as natural attrition falls for the reason you mentioned.
Someone in a tech company only told me at the weekend that they donât think they can ever leave it now without a payoff in the back pocket
Tell him to get his dick out in the tea room and see what happens
His or her dick.
Their dick
I thought my kids were messing with me when they independently said âfisherâ to me during conversations a few weeks back.
Appears it is being taught that way in School. As a stand alone doesnât bother me that much. Bigger, ahem, fish to fry.
But I did wonder for a minute if both my kids were dense when I heard the word come from their mouths
If it needs to change I would prefer fisher to fisherthem.
Tis all a codâŚ
Provisional liquidator appointed to SIAC Construction Ltd which has a net liability of âŹ12.3m, and SIAC Roofing and Cladding Ltd
The two firms have approximately 100 employees in Ireland, and the court heard that the workers will have to be informed that there is insufficient cash to pay them.
Whatâs the story here? Bad contracts with small margin? Hard to see how you could be in construction and not making money at the minute
Something strange about it alright. Cuntish comment from the judge re: creditors âself-helpâ.
In most instances suppliers and subbies havenât been paid for the items they try to take back.