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Didn't they offer some sort of buyout severance deal?

• deleted 2y ago
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• russdill 2y ago
  The deal says that if they have no legal standing to make any challenges once signing. If they decide to not pay them, they have signed away any legal remedy
• ipython 2y ago
  Probationary employees are fired afaik without any severance, as they are not yet covered by worker protections. Even those who do accept the “buyout” may be unpleasantly surprised in March with the looming government shutdown and corresponding lapse in appropriations. https://apnews.com/article/trump-firing-probation-workforce-buyouts-layoffs-doge-159a6de411622c2eb651016b1e99da37 https://apnews.com/article/trump-firing-probation-workforce-...
• AngryData 2y ago
  Only if you believe a non-official email that involves signing away all legal rights to any recourse you might take against them both before and after leaving, which includes your severance pay which nobody has authorized or found a source for.