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You aren't going to learn anything new by looking at the website. If you are getting laid off your employer has to notify you directly. You also aren't going t
by paxys 3y ago
You aren't going to learn anything new by looking at the website. If you are getting laid off your employer has to notify you directly.
You also aren't going to get advance notice, in the sense that they will fire you immediately and then continue paying you for the next 60 days, which satisfies the notice requirements.
- dataflow 3y agoYou don't get fired immediately and then paid, right? You're still technically employed as I understand it, just not allowed to come to work. Which can have implications regarding your obligations.
- owlninja 3y agoMy memory is fuzzy but my company did a "mass layoff" many years ago and something about letting go of >500 people required them to send a notice to the entire company? Even still I believe those that actually got let go, were notified and walked out of the building - the individual didn't know beforehand.