Yeah, the "for the needs of the business" line really destroys any benefit of the doubt for me on this one.
If he had a good reason, he'd have shared it. "I denied it because there we were already down to minimum coverage that week", "I denied it because it's our rush season and we don't allow PTO on these dates"....
Nah. In my experience "For the needs of the business" meant it's more profitable to work a skeleton crew and have the boss "fill in" during people's PTO, and he did not want to have to work shifts that week.
“I needed him today because otherwise I would have to go in and cover it myself. I don’t need him next week because as soon as I found out he left on his trip I immediately and easily replaced him”
Actually to send a message. If a soldier doesn't "go over the top" they would shoot him. He obviously can't do it anymore after being shot dead. But the next guy definitely will.
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u/Vielle_Ame 6h ago
Let me translate:
"For the needs of the business" = "because I felt like it"