I do. But the message you replied to was specifying that already:

"they are being sent the message they are being immediately fired"

To which you were asking "So what does the message do?"

Fair enough. I probably interpreted this response wrongly.

In the real world (in our program code I mean), such a message would probably rarely being sent, because there is no action to be done on our model of an employee - I guess that's why I got the answer wrong. My bad.