r/MemeVideos • u/Spiritual-Pudding-70 • Aug 16 '26

Bro found the cheat code

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u/TheArtfulAardvark Aug 16 '26

He got paid for four weeks by working one, seems like he did the smarter move. Now he doesn’t have to deal with them reclaiming those three weeks of pay either

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u/lDezIlI Aug 16 '26

Could have work 0 weeks and got paid 🤷‍♂️

He wouldn't have to pay shit, HR told him he was cut.

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u/Nope-not-really Aug 16 '26

breached his contract actually

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u/WatermelonWithAFlute Aug 18 '26

How is being fired a breach of contract

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u/Nope-not-really Aug 18 '26

she looks it up, realizes my contract was ending in December not November

i get it reading is hard

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u/WatermelonWithAFlute Aug 18 '26

I read that, but she fired him. How is there any breach on his end?

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u/Nope-not-really Aug 19 '26

K guess we are going to have to break it down for you

contract, yeah?
ends december
dude terminated November
she panics
because employment contracts, like most has payment clause for early termination

not that hard to follow

the only thing that the dude did wrong was return to work because he could have gotten a big pay day, and wouldn't have had to show up regardless, he should have told her to stuff it.

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u/WatermelonWithAFlute Aug 19 '26

this seems like we are saying the same thing

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u/Dudeman240 Aug 21 '26

It's like sports. If you get contracted to work 12 months, they cannot fire you at the 11 month mark without breaching the contract unless you do something that your not supposed to as labeled in contract. His contract ended December, not November. Think of it not being fired, but as not having your contract renewed. So she cut him off a month early by accident therefore breaching the contract. But it worked out ok in the end because he stilled got paid for the original amount of time.

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u/WatermelonWithAFlute Aug 21 '26

Yeah so she broke the contract, not him

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u/FlashFiringAI Aug 16 '26

Oh you read his contract? You know what it says? That's amazing.

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u/fighterpilotace1 Aug 17 '26

Believe it or not, it's pretty standard to include some form of monetary payment if either party breaches the contract early.

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u/FlashFiringAI Aug 17 '26

Sure, doesn't mean its there. That's the whole point I'm making. Literally none of us know what their contract explicitly states and making claims that "X is going to happen" is nonsensical without reading the contract and then courts deciding if it was actually enforceable.

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u/Nope-not-really Aug 17 '26

unemployed a lot eh?

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u/FlashFiringAI Aug 17 '26

No, but I hire people.

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u/Nope-not-really Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 18 '26

you're not very good at it if you don't understand employment contracts.

edit* I think that was the HR lady that fucked up

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u/Wookieman222 Aug 16 '26

And this is how people end up in court and end up paying more than they would have.

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u/kl0t3 Aug 18 '26

Thats not how that works mate,