Company allegedly sent legal letter to ex-staff, demanding they delete Glassdoor review

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The ex-employee added that the legal letter also says they need to pay the company “a few thousands … due to a poor handover.”

SINGAPORE: A Reddit user posted that they feel their troubles with a certain company are not stopping even though they’re no longer employed there. After they wrote a review on Glassdoor, they claim to have received a cease and desist letter telling them they need to take it down, and that they owe the company money.

“So what’s the point of Glassdoor then? The top manager went onto Glassdoor to review herself in a positive light, I quote from her post ‘good leadership’ as well.”Singaporean 16-year-old boy asks for help in dealing with his 'helicopter mom' who won't stop hovering over him u/nuggurt asked for advice from other Reddit users, asking if they could acknowledge that they have received the legal letter but not pay the amount demanded. They added in an edit that they had taken down their original review on Glassdoor “because it was quite obvious it’s me.”

 

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