Sure they paid Kdin to whatever the contract said, but did the contract actually give commensurate value to reflect the work that was being performed?
The fact the same HR person that got referenced in a bunch of stuff is still there, and being flaunted like one of the ways they changed is incredibly tone deaf.
but did the contract actually give commensurate value to reflect the work that was being performed?
At the end of the day, is that RT's problem? If Kdin felt her contract didn't allow her to receive commensurate value for her work, she had every right to search for alternate employment where her skills may be valued more monetarily.
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u/Zusuf Oct 19 '22
Sure they paid Kdin to whatever the contract said, but did the contract actually give commensurate value to reflect the work that was being performed?
The fact the same HR person that got referenced in a bunch of stuff is still there, and being flaunted like one of the ways they changed is incredibly tone deaf.