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2 Apr 2024 |
Data protection business can't protect its own data
Way to go!
In all fairness though: I do agree that it is getting harder and harder to perform for businesses these days. At least that's my perception of it.
On one hand you get new workers who feel they know everything because they studied and if you tell them that they actually know jack shit you're getting borderline close to facing a trial for harassment because how dare you.
Then at the other end of the spectrum we often have governments who try to protect the rights of the employee's and sometimes that can outweigh that of an employer. This is definitely an issue in Europe where firing someone can actually backfire on you. Even if you can well establish that the individual is hurting your business.
That fluke mentioned here would definitely be reason for dismissal for me, but I guess that's not how it works anymore.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
