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Re:Goodbye Auth0 by rjzzleep on Thursday February 15, 2024 @06:31AM (#39381470)
It is possible, but if someone does whatthe parent described like that in Europe, you get more than that and you could walk out of there with your laptop and nobody would be able to stop you, and if they did, you'd probably get more than 6 months of wages.

There is a process to firing. EVEN in the US there is a process of firing. The big lie is that most people are fed, is that in "right to work" states you have no legal recourse. You do, but not if you take the severance and sign your leave papers, because you panic right away. Something I didn't know either in the US.

The most important rule my (senior) friend once told me is to document everything, especially when your bosses make you do something that you feel uncomfortable with. Print emails if you have to and put them in a folder that you might never have to open if you're lucky.

Re:Goodbye Auth0 by prmoustache on Thursday February 15, 2024 @07:48AM (#39382036)
The fact there is a process doesn't mean you get guaranteed access to building and infrastructures.

You are technically still employed and paid but the company can refuse to let you step inside or connect to the network. You also can't work for another company without their agreement until the grace period is over.

Re:Goodbye Auth0 by gcbirzan on Thursday February 15, 2024 @07:36AM (#39381942)
At will, right to work is union related.