Re:How Japanese Black Companies Oppress Workers and Ruin Lives
by dopfk09320k on Monday November 18, 2024 @02:46AM
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That is certainly supprising to me. I assume most people just deal with it by showing up but silent quitting ?
Re:How Japanese Black Companies Oppress Workers and Ruin Lives
by apelapan on Monday November 18, 2024 @11:24AM
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If there is bad blood leading up to the termination, then I guess so. I haven't witnessed that more than once or twice in my career.
Most people make an extra effort to end on a positive note, both with colleagues and managers. Of course, effectively off-boarding yourself means having progressively less and less to do as time goes by... So in that sense you sort of quiet quit.
If you have three months notice period in your contract, your employer could sue for loss of income if you don't honour that notice period.
It usually doesn't happen that way, because it is a waste of everyone's time and money. But, if some employer feels the need to set an example the option is there.