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Man that is so horrible. Not all places are like that. Unfortunately it tends to be smaller places that are more trustworthy. I suggest that at very least yo
by tosc 4y ago
Man that is so horrible. Not all places are like that. Unfortunately it tends to be smaller places that are more trustworthy. I suggest that at very least you may need a good immigration attorney.
- NeverFade 4y ago"Smaller places are more trustworthy" is not true at all. They have their own set of issues.
- passwordoops 4y ago100%. Family companies are the worst in my first- and second-hand experience. Blood runs thicker than water, and outsiders are often reminded of that fact come promotion/major decision time
- pieix 4y agoI'd phrase it this way: at a smaller company, you are much more likely to be treated as a human, by a human, versus being treated as a unit by a system at a bigger company.
- hcks 4y agoBut all places are like that in fact. The best you can hope for are that they respect the law. If you didn’t experience it yourself it’s solely due to a mix of luck, never being at places that struggled and being hard to replace, that’s it.
- NeverFade 4y ago> The best you can hope for are that they respect the law Offer letters never provided much of a legal protection. We just treated them as if they did. Amazon et al wouldn't rescind them by their thousands this year if that created a strong legal case against them.