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Marlins bringing the Holiday axe

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I have it on good authority that the Marlins fired a bunch of people today by e-mail. At least one of the jobs (not going to name names, but the employee was the spouse of a good friend of a close relative) was Tweeted as available about 8 hours ago. Anybody out there have more information than I do?

 

 

Did David Samson notify them?

 

Lets see what beans he spill on this new story.

 

 

He should no longer be served beans.

 

What should he be served then? What's on the Menu?

 

 

I really hope the Marlins didn’t fire employees on December 7th. 

 

Yeah the sudden firing would have been a horrible Pearl Harbor job. 

 

 

All the job listings are in game entertainment type jobs (DJ, organist, etc). I don’t know if these same people held these jobs before last year or not.  Regardless of that, we know they’ve been evaluating in game experience and for some reason it looks like whatever they have in mind requires personnel changes on top of whatever else they have planned.  

 

 

All the job listings are in game entertainment type jobs (DJ, organist, etc). I don’t know if these same people held these jobs before last year or not.  Regardless of that, we know they’ve been evaluating in game experience and for some reason it looks like whatever they have in mind requires personnel changes on top of whatever else they have planned.  

 

Even if it’s the guy that scrapes the dried up mustard off of the floor, terminating employees 2.5 weeks before Christmas is a shitty thing to do. 

 

When other companies (not the Marlins) terminate employees 2.5 weeks before Christmas it’s a shitty thing to do. 

 

Even firing the DJ (who is incredibly annoying and dininishes the live game experience) doesn’t deserve to lose his job on Dec 7. 

 

 

Even if it’s the guy that scrapes the dried up mustard off of the floor, terminating employees 2.5 weeks before Christmas is a shitty thing to do. 

 

When other companies (not the Marlins) terminate employees 2.5 weeks before Christmas it’s a shitty thing to do. 

 

Even firing the DJ (who is incredibly annoying and dininishes the live game experience) doesn’t deserve to lose his job on Dec 7. 

 

I’m not saying it isn’t shitty. I’m just speculating on what’s going on without taking into consideration the obvious human element.  

 

But since you brought it up these are most clearly hourly wage type jobs which aren’t paying these people anything in the winter. So this isn’t really affecting their Christmas.  

 

 

And yet you commented again.

 

I’m a marlins fan that keeps coming back for more. So the symptom affects all aspects of Life 

 

 

if it was done via email it's shitty and a cowardly thing to do.  Doesn't matter which team, company, pimp does it - not even having the decency to call or do it in person is just a dick move all around. 

 

 

if it was done via email it's shitty and a cowardly thing to do.  Doesn't matter which team, company, pimp does it - not even having the decency to call or do it in person is just a dick move all around. 

 

I agree with that, via email is wrong.

 

 

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