> Do you think I would get severance if I tell them I refuse to relocate? that's entirely dependent upon the people enforcing this. They're absolutely not requ

> Do you think I would get severance if I tell them I refuse to relocate? that's entirely dependent upon the people enforcing this. They're absolutely not required to give _anyone_ severance _ever_. As this is a complete [redacted] move I would proceed with the assumption that they're going to screw you over as thoroughly as possible regardless of how you respond. However, it is very important that you _do not quit_, and carefully word anything you respond with to not make it sound like "i'm leaving if i can't stay remote" because if they're going to get rid of your job you want them to fire you because then you can get unemployment insurance while you look for a new job. It won't be bad on your resume because you can honestly just say you were laid off when they forced everyone to move and no future employer will care.