For six years, I prided myself on being a fair manager, enforcing company rules consistently. When Celia was late for the third time that month, I had no choice but to terminate her. She accepted it quietly and left without argument.
Later, I overheard coworkers discussing Celia’s personal struggles. She was facing difficult times, juggling the care of her young son and traveling across town for resources. Realizing my mistake, I tried to reach out to her, eventually finding her in a parking lot. I apologized and offered her the job back, as well as support through local resources.
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