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Does anyone know if Bank of America drug tests you before they hire you? Additional Details Wow, you people are quick to judge, lol! I'm merely asking because someone asked me and I ...
In medium-big corporations, who are the ones who get fired? Do managers have a personal say or do the head CEO's tell them what positions need to be fired? Do interns get fired also? Additional Details Do paid interns get fired?
Usually the bottom of the corporate ladder is shown the door. Interns do not pull for the bottom line so they will be kept around to pick up the slack.
Blue
My company start w/ newer hires, then bigger paychecks. But i dont see the billionaire owners of any of these companies coming to their aide which pisses me off. The CEOs still get their million dollar christmas bonus, while most companies do their layoffs right before christmas. Horrible policy. At my job it usually comes down from the CEOs, but the management can give them suggestions of who they need most/least.
Paid intern is kind of an oxymoron, right? Our interns earn college credit, id say they and most part-timers are safe.
Munchie
Interns are never fired because they are usually not paid.
The people that are usually fired during layoffs are usually the people that the managers from each area say are either redundant or unneeded. Sometimes the CEO will just fire an entire sector, with most either being transferred or fired
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