• Pelicanen@sopuli.xyz
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    10 months ago

    it’s really unprofessional to present the act of quitting as requiring 2 weeks’ notice

    If it’s part of the contract then it’s not unprofessional at all to bring up the terms that you’ve agreed on. My job requires a month’s notice and it wouldn’t be unprofessional for my employer to bring that up if I tried to quit on the spot.

    That being said, I don’t live in a place with “at-will employment”, which is a fucking travesty and should never have been allowed in the first place.

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      10 months ago

      I’m not from the US but I always assumed “at-will employment” works both ways. You’re telling me it doesn’t?

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        10 months ago

        It’s not typically written into the contract for most jobs I’ve seen, but it’s still considered very unprofessional to leave without giving the company time to find a replacement. It doesn’t just mess with the company or your boss; it messes with your coworkers, too, who now have to pick up the slack.

        Basically, while it’s not written into your contract, it’s still considered socially unacceptable not to give a two week notice barring any unusual circumstances.

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          10 months ago

          Na my dude, as long it’s not considered at least as unprofessional for companies to let people on the spot they can go an fuck them self.

          Want a mandated notice period? Put it in contract for both parties. That’s how it works in countries with sane worker laws.