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> And pay full salary while enforced. That's a good clause, that will basically eliminate them. It makes sense from the government's standpoint, they don't wan
by bonestamp2 4y ago
> And pay full salary while enforced.
That's a good clause, that will basically eliminate them. It makes sense from the government's standpoint, they don't want anything that restricts people's income because that restricts their (tax) income too.
- whimsicalism 4y ago> that will basically eliminate them in NYC, it doesn't seem to stop quant firms. they have a term for it, although I forget what.
- joebob42 4y agoBut if they're willing to pay it, it seems like it probably means this is a real issue rather than just a way to punish employees who leave, and it seems like they're reasonably compensating employees for the problem.
- whimsicalism 4y agoi think they are probably slightly disincentivizing leaving if they are only paying base salary. someone who knows more will have to chime in, i didn't even remember this was called gardening leave
- joebob42 4y agoYeah, that's fair, if I only got base salary I'd be pretty strongly disincentivized to take such a deal.
- renewiltord 4y agoGarden leave
- tomesco 4y agoGardening leave.
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