Chiamare il tuo capo una testa di cazzo non è un reato licenziabile, regole del tribunale

Christ Almighty… the last time I had a boss, I called him a dickhead to his face pretty much every day. How some people get as far as they do in life is beyond me sometimes…

I guess because he was actually a dickhead and had come to terms with that a long time ago, then HR were fine with it. I have since learned that you should never argue with an idiot; they’ll drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.

Edit: Having now read the article, someone who works in scaffolding who can’t handle being called a dickhead (especially when engaging in acts of dickheadery) should probably consider finding another industry to work in, seeing as though that’s probably the least worst insult you’ll come across…

Context matters. It is a sackable offense in some situations. However, in this case – The workplace didn’t take the correct approach to firing her. She recieved compensation because she wasn’t sacked properly, not because you’re allowed to call people at work dickheads.

I can’t describe in words how much I despise journalists. There’s no integrity, It’s all just a battle of who can make a headline that is most likely to get shared on social media.

Most bosses do look like that though

Bald shiny head

Lots of loose fat around their necks

Large moobs dangling like testicles

You basically see a walking dick all day long

Headline is bollocks as usual. The actual story is:

– Woman has contract that says she can be fired for insulting and offensive language *if given a prior warning*
– Woman uses insulting and offensive language
– Woman is fired without a warning

They could have absolutely fired her for it if they’d followed their own procedures, or just not included the prior warning sentence in the employment contract in the first place.

I meen if the boss is a dickhead. How can a factually correct statement me a sackable offence.

It’s like firing some one for saying water is wet ?