The workers were never the cause of their problems. The dipshits who are running the company into the ground by forcing everyone to cut corners in an industry where safety is paramount are. I bet they’re going to give themselves a big bonus as well after those layoffs too.
I’m sure when the NTSB completes it’s investigation of the “door flying off” incident the first recommendation to improve the safety culture is to do a layoff and restructuring. Professional managers know this can really turn around a moral problem, the surveys prove it.
I’m sure part of the problem is indeed a moral one.
Do you know what the NTSB is?
You know your company has pushed the red button too many times when the frequency of a particular kind of email increases, the one that goes to 200 people and says “hey, who can help with this problem?”
“After a careful evaluation of our cost structure we have arrived at the round number that everyone is using for their layoff: 10%.”
Being a business leader must be so exhausting.
“If they don’t work here, they can’t be in danger!“
