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So "no cause" works out to "any cause, as long as you say no cause and didn't leave obvious signs to the contrary"
by pekk 11y ago
So "no cause" works out to "any cause, as long as you say no cause and didn't leave obvious signs to the contrary"
- SCAQTony 11y agoYes, I believe so. "The standard line for an "at will" firing goes like this: "We no longer need your services at this time."
- Twirrim 11y agoYup. It's also why references have gone from "so and so was an excellent/average/terrible worker" to "So and so worked here from xx/yy/zzzz to xx/yy/zzzz".