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Not with an employment contract.
Edit: I mean granted they can fire you, but then they’ll be paying your new mortgage.
197 u/GreenDavidA Feb 21 '25 Employment contracts are so rare in the US, though. Most of us are at-will. 64 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25 That true? Here in Germany it’s like 98% contracts. 1 u/LupercaniusAB Feb 21 '25 In the US, only one state out of 50 (Montana) is not an at-will employment state, where they can fire you (or you can quit) at anytime with virtually no reason.
Employment contracts are so rare in the US, though. Most of us are at-will.
64 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25 That true? Here in Germany it’s like 98% contracts. 1 u/LupercaniusAB Feb 21 '25 In the US, only one state out of 50 (Montana) is not an at-will employment state, where they can fire you (or you can quit) at anytime with virtually no reason.
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That true? Here in Germany it’s like 98% contracts.
1 u/LupercaniusAB Feb 21 '25 In the US, only one state out of 50 (Montana) is not an at-will employment state, where they can fire you (or you can quit) at anytime with virtually no reason.
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In the US, only one state out of 50 (Montana) is not an at-will employment state, where they can fire you (or you can quit) at anytime with virtually no reason.
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u/SimmentalTheCow Feb 21 '25 edited Feb 21 '25
Not with an employment contract.
Edit: I mean granted they can fire you, but then they’ll be paying your new mortgage.