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Because the company is usually offering some sort of severance, which will be withheld if you say "Yeah, no". They're not saying, "you're laid off, effective t
by CommieBobDole 9y ago
Because the company is usually offering some sort of severance, which will be withheld if you say "Yeah, no".
They're not saying, "you're laid off, effective today, but you have to stay for another two months", they're saying "you're laid off in two months, and your job duties are now to train your replacement". Saying "no" means resigning.
- s73ver_ 9y agoI'm not sure, but wouldn't saying no also mean forfeiting any unemployment you might otherwise be entitled to?
- CommieBobDole 9y agoMost likely, yes - depends on the state, of course, but generally you don't collect unemployment for a voluntary resignation.
- notyourday 9y agoOk, so if that's the case I'm seriously having a problem understanding this dilemma: if ($money_to_be_received > $aggravation ) { remain_here(); happy_whistles(); } else { say_bye_bye_suzi(); }