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Crazy that in the US you can just be fired like that, places I know unless justified you get paid compensation depending on how long you were in the job.
by sudoaza 7y ago
Crazy that in the US you can just be fired like that, places I know unless justified you get paid compensation depending on how long you were in the job.
- ChuckNorris89 7y agoWhere is that? Even in most of Europe, unless you're part of a strong union, you can be fired for no reason as long as the employer respects the notice period that's in your contact, no other compensation is made. You have to rely on unemployment from the state after that.
- sudoaza 7y agoAs far as i know Spain, Argentina and Mexico has that "indemnización por despido improcedente o injustificado" and you get paid a months salary for every year you worked there. In Germany AFAIK if the company can prove they have financial trouble there is a procedure for firing first the newest, single, without kids... otherwise i understand you can sue if you have an unlimited contract. Of course in many cases they can work around it by doing temporary contracts and simply not renewing it but there's also limits on how many times they can renew.
- jdc 7y agoCanada for instance https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/services/losing-job/understanding-severance-pay.html https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/services/...