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A boss fired an employee by reading a script, and did it so poorly both parties couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all.

A post on Reddit asked people to share the dumbest ways people at their work have been fired, showing that not all firings are based on performance.

As layoffs become more and more common, company termination practices are coming into question. A man recorded getting fired, and captured the way he was gaslit by the company during the process.

After students asked a substitute teacher if she could stay in the classroom permanently, she uncovered concerning issues with their regular teacher, culminating in getting that teacher fired.

In a TikTok video, an employee named Natalie said she was fired on the spot after only a month on the job for not interacting with customers enough.

The CEO of Wayfair, Niraj Shah, fired over 1,000 employees weeks after telling them they needed to work longer hours. These mass layoffs are becoming more common, highlighting the volatility of the job market and the illusion of job security.

A woman fired from a coffee shop in Atlanta engaged in a physical altercation with managers when she tried to retrieve her belongings. In a viral video, the fired employee, Shacoria Elly, can be seen trying to collect her items while being blocked by managers.

A video of a woman getting fired from her job during a zoom call has struck a chord with the right and wrong ways to fire an employee, and people are holding the company accountable for their lack of empathy and humanity.

A career coach shared the story of an employee who gave 15 years to a company, only to be repaid by being fired in a five-minute meeting. Her sad story offers an important lesson about how company loyalty isn't a concept that exists anymore.

A recovery worker was fired after she set boundaries and stood up for herself in the workplace because she did not want to use her personal cell phone for work.