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This is fair advice, but this also makes the big assumption that the severance pay will actually be, well, paid. The company is legally obligated, but what happ
by NBJack 4y ago
This is fair advice, but this also makes the big assumption that the severance pay will actually be, well, paid. The company is legally obligated, but what happens if they choose not to send a check? What would it cost to hire a lawyer to go after it vs. the $6k-10k we're assuming was even on the table here? Would you trust the company if they pulled this?
The company appears to be in real trouble, too. In some parts of the world, promised severance pay is not necessarily guaranteed if the company is insolvent.
- 999900000999 4y agoIf he signs a settlement agreement saying that for a certain amount of money he'll keep his mouth shut, and then they renag on paying him, he can go on Twitter rants. Personally, I just don't see all that much of a point in even doing the Twitter rants in the first place.
- citizeninsane4 4y agoOP here, wouldn't letting people know so they wouldn't apply there and have this happen to them a thing itself? As for the money, I'm in Germany, it's nowhere near 6-10k. It's barely 2500 euros after tax, so..