Archive · 4 Oct 2025
Tech Worker Fired After Puja Leave: Claims Goes Viral
A tech worker claims they were fired after taking leave for Durga Puja, even though the leave was approved by their manager and CEO.
The HR department stated that the reason for the termination was unauthorized absence.
The worker shared the experience on Reddit.
Other users sympathized and suggested the worker could find a better job elsewhere.
A tech worker alleges they were fired after taking approved leave during Durga Puja.
The worker claims they informed their manager and CEO about the leave.
HR cited 'unauthorized absence' as the reason for termination.
The worker expressed sadness and uncertainty about receiving documents.
Online users offered support and suggested the worker seek other employment.
- Who
- Tech worker, HR, manager, CEO
- What
- Termination of employment after taking approved leave
- When
- During Durga Puja festival
- Where
- Online (Reddit)
- Why
- HR cited unauthorized absence
Tech Worker's Experience
Company's Actions
Leave Approval
Tech Worker's Experience
Leave was approved by the manager and CEO.
Company's Actions
HR stated the reason was unauthorized absence.
Employee Performance
Tech Worker's Experience
Worker states they had been working diligently.
Company's Actions
Unclear
- Event
- Termination of employment
- Affected
- Tech worker
- Reason Given
- Unauthorized absence
- Worker's Claim
- Approved leave for Durga Puja
- Platform
- Reddit r/developersIndia
- Online Response
- Sympathy and job search encouragement
Sources
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