Re: lay off worker?

[Steve Frantz <sfrantz@YAHOO.COM>]

 I think this policy is very enlightened and I would support it.

 But, does anyone notice the irony of taking a person who is so

radioactive that s/he cannot work in a nuclear facility, and

sending him/her out to work with the public and children.

 

 United Way: "So why are you working here this week rather than

at the plant."

 

 Worker: "I'm so radioactive that I set off all the alarms

there.

 Where are you going...?"

 

 Stephen Frantz

 Reed College

 reactor@reed.edu

 

> --<snip>--

> 

> Our policy is to find work for them outside of the controled

> areas.  If that can tbe done then anothr option is to "donate"

> them to a local charitable organization - United Way, Red

> Cross,

> Habitat for Humanity etc.  Find a group that can use the

> workers

> skills - much better PR than laying him off.   Plus the

> company

> may be able to write off the 

> workers pay as a charitable donation 

> --<snip>--

> 

>





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