Koroseal Fires Man Over Email After His Mother's Death, the Power of Reddit Gets Them Publicly Dragged
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His post on r/jobs received over 2 thousand upvotes, and was picked up by the popular F You I Quit Twitter account. He also shared the situation to his own account.
Viewers were so sympathetic to the story, that multiple Koroseal social media accounts have been bombarded with critical messages. Many have blocked comments and messaging. There is even a satirical Koroseal twitter account responding to those comments.
In the meantime, the poster claims that he hsa been "given an internal memo by an employee of @koroseal," and legal action might in play on both sides. Hopefully he can find a new job that prioritizes family. -
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His post on r/jobs received over 2 thousand upvotes, and was picked up by the popular F You I Quit Twitter account. He also shared the situation to his own account.
Viewers were so sympathetic to the story, that multiple Koroseal social media accounts have been bombarded with critical messages. Many have blocked comments and messaging. There is even a satirical Koroseal twitter account responding to those comments.
In the meantime, the poster claims that he hsa been "given an internal memo by an employee of @koroseal," and legal action might in play on both sides. Hopefully he can find a new job that prioritizes family.
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