Guy told his job he didn’t want a birthday party because of his anxiety. The company threw him one anyways. Guy had a panic attack. The company fired the worker for his “behavior”. Worker sued and now the company owes him 450K.
Guy told his job he didn’t want a birthday party because of his anxiety. The company threw him one anyways. Guy had a panic attack. The company fired the worker for his “behavior”. Worker sued and now the company owes him 450K.
In this case, it's likely something the owner does strictly for their own benefit of "making it feel like a family", no pretenses for the employees. Like a sketch from The Office.