"Long" is too indefinite

Whether you can succeed depends on the nature of the contract. If it is an at will contract, they can lay you off even for no reason. If you have a contract set for a definite term, then you can ask for compensation. If the contract doesn't mention, it is presumed to be at will contract. Even with the word "long relationship", it should still be an at will contract.

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• 回複："Long" is too indefinite -Mike_Smith_2004- ♂ (135 bytes) () 09/13/2004 postreply 08:46:02

• 回複：回複："Long" is too indefinite -單身老貓- ♀ (282 bytes) () 09/13/2004 postreply 09:10:07

• They can lay him off even if -F.Magath- ♀ (156 bytes) () 09/13/2004 postreply 09:16:06

• Even if it's true, who gives a -Toss!!!###- ♀ (220 bytes) () 09/13/2004 postreply 09:21:25

• Sorry, wrong place. I meant to -dKLKSKDDSS- ♀ (37 bytes) () 09/13/2004 postreply 09:22:41

• "Long" is a manipulative term -F.Magath- ♀ (575 bytes) () 09/13/2004 postreply 09:14:06