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Short term, I think you have an another opportunity: to negotiate an exit with your manager.
Sounds like your in the age and comp range where the company has to be careful about how you’re removed. And you might be able to leverage that to negotiate an exit that satisfies everyone.
Setup a face to face with your boss and lay out the facts professionally. Then, ask for six months salary (or whatever you want) in exchange for resigning and releasing the company.
Obviously your specific requests will be up to what you want.
If you’re not a confrontational person by nature, consider this a wonderful real life learning opportunity to navigate and develop that skill. And hopefully get something that you want — even if it’s just a softer landing between roles.
Frequently these cases are appealed and new terms introduced to the judgement. Apple doesn’t want to give away any negotiating position until this is fully resolved.
Banks are constrained in this regard. Money earmarked for lending cannot instead be invested by the bank.
It’s an approach to effectively price human capital in disparate markets.
By example, it’s unfair to expect workers in New York to work at the wages of workers in Des Moines.
Worker compensation in Corporate America has a cost of living adjustment (COLA) multiplier. It’s calculated as part of the salary base and takes into consideration the location of the worker, among other things, in adjusting up or down offered compensation.
Google is simply making this transparent to workers. Just because someone was hired in a high COLA multiple location doesn’t mean they’ll keep that multiple when they voluntarily relocate to a low COLA area.
This is standard HR practice across all of Fortune 500.
“Since we were coerced into supporting Apple’s sign on with our iOS app, we’re sandbagging them in return by not supporting their sign-on here.”
Some Americans are indeed of Jewish descent and could benefit from the right to return should they wish to.
But those people of Jewish descent pale in comparison to the non-Jewish Protestant Christians who also support Israel.
It’s interesting that so many Christians support Israel because for hundreds of years that wasn’t the case. Think the crusades and bograms around the world. Many Christians formerly embraced Replacement Theology, which basically says Christians replace the Jewish people’s in God’s eyes. This lead to all sorts of appalling behavior by Christians against Jews over the last two thousand years.
Many modern Protestant Christians instead believe the Jews have a legal and valid agreement with God. And that bringing harm to a Jewish person or their ancestral lands will be punished by God.
So, this is why many red state Christians support the state of Israel and the Jewish people.
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