I don’t think that it’s fair to be honest. He will have been under regular performance reviews. Clearly he was doing the job to an acceptable level.
It’s not his fault that they gave him so little work for a week that he could do it in a day. TBH I think it says more about the levels of productivity the public sector thinks qualifies as a day’s work.
Not just the public sector. The big difference tends to be that the private sector tends to have “managers” to prevent employees from doing anything with the free time they have or should realistically have.
I don’t think that it’s fair to be honest. He will have been under regular performance reviews. Clearly he was doing the job to an acceptable level.
It’s not his fault that they gave him so little work for a week that he could do it in a day. TBH I think it says more about the levels of productivity the public sector thinks qualifies as a day’s work.
Very appropriate for a comment talking about other people being lazy to comment without reading the article.
Not just the public sector. The big difference tends to be that the private sector tends to have “managers” to prevent employees from doing anything with the free time they have or should realistically have.