A Visa for founders, engineers and investors willing to join France

Re:A Visa for founders, engineers and investors willing to j... by user5994461 on Monday January 16, 2017 @07:15PM (#13414210)

For a UK contract (and probably USA), there is a clause that says 'if any party decides to end the contract, so be it, and there will be X weeks/months of notice".

For a French contract (CDI = permanent), it's not possible to terminate the employee unilaterally.

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Re:A Visa for founders, engineers and investors willing to j... by WildUtah on Monday January 16, 2017 @09:36PM (#13414762)

For a UK contract (and probably USA), there is a clause that says 'if any party decides to end the contract, so be it, and there will be X weeks/months of notice".

I don't know what anyone's contract says, but the law in the USA is clear. Notice (and cause) are strictly optional. People offer two weeks notice when leaving by convention, but it is not required nor rewarded.

You can be asked to leave at any time with no warning nor compensation nor explanation.

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Re:A Visa for founders, engineers and investors willing to j... by glandium on Monday January 16, 2017 @07:29PM (#13414258)

> For a French contract (CDI = permanent), it's not possible to terminate the employee unilaterally.

It is possible. It just doesn't happen on a day for the next.

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Re:A Visa for founders, engineers and investors willing to j... by user5994461 on Monday January 16, 2017 @07:37PM (#13414296)

I'm willing to agree if you word it as "It is not strictly impossible".

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