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I've never understood these sorts of posts - surely at that point you just leave? You've effectively been fired anyway? I mean, I've taken remote jobs for whic

I've never understood these sorts of posts - surely at that point you just leave? You've effectively been fired anyway? I mean, I've taken remote jobs for which I could well be living 200+ miles away. Saying 'come in to the office' - lol, sure, perhaps once a week or something for a catch up. What gives? If my boss suddenly decided to no longer employ me as a software developer and instead "pivoted" to making hand grenades or something equally random, well, yeah, bye then?

teachrdan 7y ago
In the US, that could be construed as "Constructive Dismissal," where your job changes so much you have to resign. In California, at least, you'd have a strong claim for unemployment while you looked for your next (remote!) job. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructive_dismissal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructive_dismissal
JSavageReal 7y ago
Well yea, that's why I eventually quit both jobs.