Cathay loses court case over pandemic severance

[Acepilothk99]

Vancouver woman fired after nearly 35 years awarded $170K SEVERANCEAt least she still got her fair share of severance pay unlike the guys in hk who have no labor laws to protect them 😭

[Busbuoy]

Don't worry, CX will get that reduced to a far more reasonable payout on appeal. If she's lucky it'll cover her legal fees.

[The Banjo]

Don't worry, CX will get that reduced to a far more reasonable payout on appeal. If she's lucky it'll cover her legal fees.

Explain why you consider the payout to be unreasonable. On one hand you complain about being done over and yet seem to be dismissive of others standing up for their own rights

[Glass Half Empty]

the cx mantra to appeal everything to the furthest point to try and run you out of money or get the award reduced to the lowest figure they then believe is a win. Maybe one day their tactic will become famously unstuck.

[Busbuoy]

Explain why you consider the payout to be unreasonable. On one hand you complain about being done over and yet seem to be dismissive of others standing up for their own rights
I'm not complaining about anything. I'm observing that every time someone holds CX to account through litigation, CX seems to be able to reduce the financial impact of the verdict on appeal.
And "reasonable" in my post was in the skewed eyes of the company.

[red_dirt]

I'm not complaining about anything. I'm observing that every time someone holds CX to account through litigation, CX seems to be able to reduce the financial impact of the verdict on appeal.
And "reasonable" in my post was in the skewed eyes of the company.

welcome to ANY court case that requires settlement…it’s not exclusive to CX