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How employers ‘manage out’ unwanted staff

,比如這樣說,「我們可以走一個正式的過程,但我們寧願對你更尊重一些。」

James Evans enjoyed his job as head of human resources at a UK property company. But when that company was taken over in 2015, things changed.

Mr Evans (not his real name) says his new managers gave his private office to a colleague, removed his company car and excluded him from meetings.

The 41-year-old, who eventually signed a confidentiality agreement with a pay-off to leave the company, believes his new managers did this to free his role for one of their own top executives. Because of the agreement, he does not want to give his real name.

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