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Can they quit? Or are they effectively being forced to perform labor for the government? This seems like an insanely impossible to enforce proposition.
by CalRobert 8y ago
Can they quit? Or are they effectively being forced to perform labor for the government? This seems like an insanely impossible to enforce proposition.
- shakna 8y agoThat's something we'll have to wait and see on, see how the legal world interprets it. However, if it is interpreted that you quitting is not complying, it's fines and perhaps jail time.
- cyphar 8y agoThere is only civil liability for noncompliance, in the form of massive fines. However there is 5-year imprisonment for people who disclose information about these notices though (unless it follows the aggregated statistics requirements).