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While european law is a lot more employee friendly, what I noticed is that companies are hardly willing to invest even some effort into stringently building the
by pintxo 2y ago
While european law is a lot more employee friendly, what I noticed is that companies are hardly willing to invest even some effort into stringently building their case, which they often could have done, from my laymen perspective.
Given that employment law is even more employer friendly for small companies, I would expect that a small company should not have much problem to argue about terminating an employee not working at all?
- mschild 2y agoThis will depend on the country as well, but most have pretty long probation periods. For Germany for example, it's quite common for office jobs to have 6 months during which point you can "fire" employees with 2 week notice.