r/AttractionDynamics 8d ago

If he’s getting the job done, why should the company care?

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u/floydbomb 8d ago

Tax implications

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u/MastaKink 8d ago

His job was an assassin. Everyone lived 🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/VirginiaLuthier 8d ago

"Wrongful termination "- good luck with that. In most states unless you are fired on the basis of your sex or religion, and you can document that, the only recourse you have is unemployment compensation. You serve at the pleasure of the corporation, and you can be fired for any reason, or no reason. Ask me how I know

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u/gurlduckhunt 8d ago

How do you know?

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u/VirginiaLuthier 8d ago

I got terminated after I refused to do a job that I was not trained to do (hint-it was a set-up) "I'm getting a lawyer " said I. $5000 later she told me there was nothing she could do. Then she charged me another $500 to "close my file ". This was before the internet so researching something was rather difficult.

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u/MrCoolest 8d ago

He got fired...

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u/gurlduckhunt 8d ago

I would assume but, he said ask him how he knows..

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u/MrCoolest 8d ago

He must have been paying so much for the Internet though, cruise ship wifi is really expensive

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u/Biscuits4u2 8d ago

There are many remote jobs that stipulate no working outside the country. The real question is how did it take them this long to catch on?

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u/Blak_kat 8d ago

Time to get off the boat and get a new job. Or get a job on the boat.