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It is not even possible here to "fire" someone at your will and immediately when this person has a job contract. Also I almost forgot about AOL. What were they
by drill_sarge 13y ago
It is not even possible here to "fire" someone at your will and immediately when this person has a job contract.
Also I almost forgot about AOL. What were they doing in the last 10 years? I only remember they threw their "AOL Internet CDs" in every mailbox.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoMost full-time workers in the US do not have job contracts.
- hef19898 13y agoSeriously? Honest question, how are these people working then? I learned quite afew things after talking to american collegues lately. Showed how "spoiled" you can be in Europe.
- smackfu 13y agoPractically speaking, most employment at stable companies is stable without requiring a contract.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoContracts protect you in cases where the company doesn't want you or doesn't want to pay you as much. This can only happen when your value is marginal or the labor market for your work is oversaturated. This is not the case for most jobs. I know I'm speaking in broad generalizations here, but I think this is largely the case.