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You can't make a statement like that without facts to back it. The truth is that companies do this all the freaking time. Besides that, it has also been commo
by eitally 11y ago
You can't make a statement like that without facts to back it. The truth is that companies do this all the freaking time. Besides that, it has also been common for a decade+ for CA-based employees (both LA & SFBA) to sell their artificially inflated house and quit their job to move a lower COL state (often Texas, Washington, Oregon, or North Carolina, all of which are much cheaper and have lower income tax schedules). If they stay with their existing company, their salaries are frequently decreased based on COL calculations. Otherwise they use the previously mentioned tactic and quit for something different, using their current salary as a negotiating point.
- blisterpeanuts 11y agoAny citations for this "all the time" claim? It's not against the law, but I would think (and online discussion/blog/advice seems to support) that most people would rather quit, as you suggest.