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Surely they're even less likely to uphold their legal duties if you signal that you haven't got the courage to turn up in person.
by nmstoker 8y ago
Surely they're even less likely to uphold their legal duties if you signal that you haven't got the courage to turn up in person.
- refoundglory 8y agoA company that quits jobs as a product probably also has strong familiarity with the relevant laws and a staff lawyer.
- sofon 8y agoDon't know, but I would guess that in most cases they want to coerce people into giving up their rights. I.e. "sign this to agree you give up your right to X". That might be remaining holiday pay or something else. Actually... thinking back I've literally had an ex-boss in Japan try to get me to sign releases to various things. In the end I paid a lawyer to tell the guy to stop harassing me. This service would have been cheaper...