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That is called an employment contract. And no there should not be penalties. Thats asking for Govt overreach. No thanks.
by sirmike_ 3y ago
That is called an employment contract. And no there should not be penalties. Thats asking for Govt overreach. No thanks.
- paxys 3y agoA contract that can be amended at any time by the party with more power isn't really a contract.
- sirmike_ 3y ago[flagged]
- glimmung 3y agoBreaking a contract usually incurs some sort of penalty. Courts may enforce contracts and may be government entities, but calling it "government overreach" misrepresents their role to an extent that is just plain silly.