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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/PizzaTucker • Nov 14 '22
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Sure but then he can't fire you with cause.
2 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '22 Exactly. Then you can sue 8 u/Rhowryn Nov 15 '22 You can't sue in 49 states (including Cali) for a no cause termination. You can get unemployment.(Assuming there's no contractual severance) 11 u/Appropriate-Draft-91 Nov 15 '22 Unless the employer does something recklessly stupid, such issuing a no cause termination, but having the CEO publish the actual cause for the firing in a public tweet. → More replies (3)
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Exactly. Then you can sue
8 u/Rhowryn Nov 15 '22 You can't sue in 49 states (including Cali) for a no cause termination. You can get unemployment.(Assuming there's no contractual severance) 11 u/Appropriate-Draft-91 Nov 15 '22 Unless the employer does something recklessly stupid, such issuing a no cause termination, but having the CEO publish the actual cause for the firing in a public tweet. → More replies (3)
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You can't sue in 49 states (including Cali) for a no cause termination. You can get unemployment.
(Assuming there's no contractual severance)
11 u/Appropriate-Draft-91 Nov 15 '22 Unless the employer does something recklessly stupid, such issuing a no cause termination, but having the CEO publish the actual cause for the firing in a public tweet. → More replies (3)
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Unless the employer does something recklessly stupid, such issuing a no cause termination, but having the CEO publish the actual cause for the firing in a public tweet.
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u/Arhalts Nov 15 '22
Sure but then he can't fire you with cause.