'Gossip Girls\r'

'How many an(prenominal) times a day do you gossip . . . .Either as a sender or receiver? Although you may theorize gossip is harm slight, it hobo have nigh pretty serious consequences. It did for four fountain employees of the town of Hooksett, Mew Hampshire, who were fired by the city council for gossiping about their boss. They acquire the hard way that the gossip can cost you your job. The longtime employees were fired because champion of the cleaning lady had used derogatory hurt to describe the town administrator and because both of them had discussed a rumor that he was having an participation with a feminine subordinate.All four of the woman acknowledged feeling resentment toward the woman. Who worked in a specially created position and was nonrecreational more than two of the employees, despite having less experience and seniority. Despite an appeal of their dismissal by the four employees, the Hooksett council didn’t reposition and stated. â€Å"These employees do not represent the go around of the town of Hooksett and the false rumors, gossip and derogatory statement have contributed to a shun working environment and malcontent among their peer employees.” Despite national media attention and a petition signed by 419 residents, ask for the woman to be reinstated, the city council hasn’t wavered on its decision. An attorney for the four women say that his clients were, â€Å"legitimately questioning the conduct of their supervisor, and whether the female subordinate was getting preferential treatment. It some cheapens it to call it gossip. It might have been idle, not particularly thoughtful, talk. But there was no harm intended.\r\n'