Unemployment is also the largest contributer to male suicide in the entire world.
So while they are not victims of a crime or mistreatment, they are certainly victims of circumstance.
People are right to want to see real, impactful consequences for leaders who "take full responsibility" because if they in fact are taking it, they're taking responsibility the bad choices and mismanagement that lead to the layoffs and the consequences of said layoffs.
People are tired of leadership huffing their own farts, posting a teary eyed message, and continuing their lives like nothing ever happened.
If I fucked up and had an adverse effect on hundreds, possibly thousands of lives tomorrow I'd be fired on the spot, rightfully so too.
> Unemployment is also the largest contributer to male suicide in the entire world.
Imagine how many people have already tried, or succeeded as a direct result of layoffs in the last year as a direct consequence of mass layoffs. It's sickening to think about.