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It "causes problems" when you "let" an employee quit a job too soon? Edit: I know HN hates tedious back-and-forths, so let me just jump to the substantive poin
by SilasX 5y ago
It "causes problems" when you "let" an employee quit a job too soon?
Edit: I know HN hates tedious back-and-forths, so let me just jump to the substantive point: any time you have a situation where you have special carve-outs for an essential good, you're not really solving the problem, you're just encouraging people to game it. See the past thread about enrolling in college part time to get health insurance.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> It "causes problems" when you "let" an employee quit a job too soon? The law isn’t code; mental state matters. If you got a job to buy a subsidised house with a plan to quit, in a small town, that will cause you problems. If you provided that sham job, it will cause you problems. Maybe they hired a great lawyer and never sent any text messages about their brilliant plan to defraud their neighbours. But most probably they didn’t, and that fact pattern would certainly be enough to warrant scrutiny.