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Tesla workers in Germany complain about home visits from their bosses
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2024
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Wrong. You are allowed to visit your employee at home when you have a very good reason to believe they are faking it. But you visited 30 employees. You’re doing this shit systematically. Even the union is calling you out for overworking people until they get sick. I hope you keep fucking up like this. Labour courts are usually heavily in favour of employees. When they band together the court will rip you a new one.
How would they know they are faking it? Not all sickness is visible.
Exactly. Unless for some reason these bosses are all trained medical doctors, aren't the medical notes, emitted by medical doctors I'm assuming, enough to show they aren't faking it?
The thing is, I never heard any employer actually doing this. I knew they could do it. But until now I thought even the densest boss would shy away from risking a legal enema.
Yeah I'd even go so far as to say what if it's a mental health day. Those are totally valid for preventing mini burnouts.
Not to mention that these managers had time to do this in the first place, which indicates to me that those managers are doing a whole boatload of nothing.
Look, of they show up with a smile and a get well soon package you make a very different impression even if it also serves as a check up.
What you're allowed to do and what you should be doing are two very different things. I live in a bad neighborhood, how about if you're my manager you stay the fuck at work and then you don't have to worry about being jumped by three people with knives, and I don't have to worry about where am I going to hide a body?