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Yup, same in Denmark. It’s called “fritstilling” - basically they pay you severance equally to the amount of months you should have gotten advanced notice (3-ma
by MadsRC 3y ago
Yup, same in Denmark. It’s called “fritstilling” - basically they pay you severance equally to the amount of months you should have gotten advanced notice (3-many months).
But there has to be a very good reason. Such as theft, or actual security worries.
- bsimpson 3y agoI believe this is called "garden leave" in the Commonwealth countries.
- Maxion 3y agoGardening leave is usually a term for a paid non-compete. I.e. you're not allowed to work in the same industry for 6 months, and you're paid salary for those months.
- com 3y ago“Gardening leave” is the polite fiction - much to do in your personal garden, so you are being given exceptional paid time off to deal with it. I have genuinely spent a lot of time once sorting out the vegetable beds during a period of gardening leave. It was VERY therapeutic!