Re:Meta fires a software engineer two days after he relocate...
by vidarh on Monday November 14, 2022 @06:31AM
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Most developed countries have consultation requirements and notice period requirements for layoffs that would have made this either a non-issue or at least significantly less of a problem.
The US (EDIT: given this was in Canada, clearly the US isn't as extreme an outlier as I thought) is a pretty extreme outlier in how it allows employers to deal with redundancies, because almost every other developed country recognises there's a massive power asymmetry.
Re:Meta fires a software engineer two days after he relocate...
by vidarh on Monday November 14, 2022 @06:38AM
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I missed that it was Canada (title cut off, and yes I didn't read the article), not least because I didn't expect Canada would be as awful as the US in this respect.
The US (EDIT: given this was in Canada, clearly the US isn't as extreme an outlier as I thought) is a pretty extreme outlier in how it allows employers to deal with redundancies, because almost every other developed country recognises there's a massive power asymmetry.