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It's an interesting point for sure. My current job's offer letter explicitly said "spike021 will be working from $spike021_address". But I wonder if that's cons
by spike021 4y ago
It's an interesting point for sure. My current job's offer letter explicitly said "spike021 will be working from $spike021_address". But I wonder if that's considered legally-binding for the company. I signed it and it's an agreement of sorts. But I'm not so sure.
- bigape911 4y agosounds like a contract to me. doesn't mean they can'fire you for a made-up reason though if you don't.
- jxidjhdhdhdhfhf 4y agoI think the point is not so they can't fire you, it's so you can collect unemployment if they do. The employer can't just claim you quit.
- s1artibartfast 4y agoThey dont need to make up a reason. No longer liking the terms of the contract is a perfectly valid and legal reason to end it. Most employment contracts all either party to terminate at any time.