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> In Netherlands, it's nigh-impossible to fire someone: you have to fill in 10 pages of justification paperwork and have an independent government agency review
by kqr 2y ago
> In Netherlands, it's nigh-impossible to fire someone: you have to fill in 10 pages of justification paperwork and have an independent government agency review and approve it.
Practically speaking, won't they fire someone by negotiating a "voluntary" severance agreement? It's not like an employee wants to stay on for long once it's been made known that they are unwanted.
Though obviously a severance agreement is better than at-will employment, it's also not a guarantee of long employment.
- FooBarWidget 2y agoThat is possible, but you'll have to go through a lawyer to draft a contract. It costs time and money (apart from the severance fee). Assuming negotiations are successful. It's still not easy.