Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Loyalty - Employment at Will

 Many employers prefer "employment-at-will" (EAW) which allows employers to lay-off or fire employees (with no contract or union) without cause and without notice.

(Subject to federal and state civil rights regulations.)

But many employers expect a two week or more notice from employees when they resign or just plain quit. 

Employers cannot have it both ways. Employers can request a two week notice but generally cannot require a two week notice.

A good relationship with an experienced employment lawyer is a wise investment.

Always be up-to-date with federal and state regulations (and in some cases city regulations).

More to follow. This is not legal advice.


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