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I think this is a good idea - mistakes are made in hiring and the status quo is more costly for both sides if someone is not a good fit. I would extend this to
by version_five 5y ago
I think this is a good idea - mistakes are made in hiring and the status quo is more costly for both sides if someone is not a good fit.
I would extend this to a standing offer to pay someone to quit. I worked at a place that had undergone some changes and a lot of people were not onboard but stayed and slacked off and complained rather than leaving. Better to have a way to drop people like that in mutually agreeable way so those that want to stay can get on with it.
- ggm 5y agoPaying has to be understood to be beyond any statutory obligations. During the initial period there might be few, and "for cause" is always out there, but there are some requirements such as notice period, paid leave. So this had to mean a "firing bonus" of some kind?