No one wants to hear 'You're fired.' Is there a better way to dismiss a problem worker?
by Lauren Zumbach, Chicago Tribune
Feb 25, 2019
3 minutes
It's a sentence no one likes to say or hear: "You're fired."
But with the focus on preventing violence in the workplace after events like the shooting at Henry Pratt Co. in Aurora, Ill., some companies are considering whether there's a better way to handle potentially volatile firings.
The goal is to balance respect for the employee being let go with the safety of co-workers. And no one is taking tips from Donald Trump in "The Apprentice."
In Aurora, police said Gary Martin was being fired when he turned
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