So.. how "new" is new? 1 month? 3 months? After a certain
time frame and there is still little/no improvement, is the company
allowed to sack the under-performing employee now?
Its completely ridiculous to assume that the employee have the
right to surf facebook/the net while working. The company is
paying you money for your time, so they
own your time completely under the conditions
stiputated in your contract.
why facebook and not MSN? if co dun want its staff to surf FB,
why not block the website and out of bounds to staff I wonder.
So the company is expected to spend money to craft the workplace
into an idiot-proof environment where the employees are forced to
do exactly what they're employed for? Where are the extra funds
going to come from, deducted from the employee's pay?
Some people don't have the habit of smiling lor
So some employers have the habit for firing unfriendly employees.
How unfortunate for the employee. It is within the employer's
prerogative to do that, especially if the employee has to deal with
customers.
Lets face it. If a person doesn't smile, he'll look unfriendly
and sullen. Nobody likes to buy something from such a person.
You may think that its unfair to sack an employee within the 3
months probation since the employee is not ' given enough time to
shine '. However 3 months is a very long time, enough to clear show
that the person is not suited for the job. Part-time employees in
event/roadshows etc are given learning curves of mere hours and you
don't see them screwing up as much. The probation period is meant
to weed out undesirable employees, or else whats the point of
"probation"