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The usual contract is at-will employment... This is usual in the US. It's definitely not usual everywhere (in the UK for example, pretty much nobody works wit
by abstractbill 16y ago
The usual contract is at-will employment...
This is usual in the US. It's definitely not usual everywhere (in the UK for example, pretty much nobody works without a contract).
- nopassrecover 16y agoIn Aus I've never had a job where either the annual salary or hourly rate was not declared in a contract, except my first retail job where it was under "the award rate" which is a public document specifying the minimum rates of pay for that industry.
- rmc 16y agoMust be an EU thing. In Ireland every worker is entitled to a written declaration of their job, pay, conditions etc.