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Do you think just not showing up to work one day is OK? A honest question, it's interesting to me from a cultural point of view. I agreed to my current contract
by poincaredisk 2y ago
Do you think just not showing up to work one day is OK? A honest question, it's interesting to me from a cultural point of view. I agreed to my current contract, and a part of that contact is "if I want to quit I either give a months notice, or agree to a shorter notice together with my company". This just sounds like an adult thing to do to honor that agreement. (I live in Europe btw).
Of course we both agree that company straight up refusing to let you go is oppressive and scummy.
- cassianoleal 2y ago> agreed to my current contract, and a part of that contact is "if I want to quit I either give a months notice This is fine. What's not fine is not being able to determine when that notice period starts, or if it's allowed to start at all. This is the context of this thread. Having a legal avenue for an employer to never allow an employee to quit is incredibly dystopian. Some might say analogous to slavery.
- MrHamburger 2y agoIf your boss is being smartass by keeping you in job through a loophole (refusing notices), then there is no reason for you to keep being decent and play by expected rules either.