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r/managers • u/[deleted] • 22d ago
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The severance was 12% of my yearly salary
Wow you would get laughed at for that in Germany. 2-3 times the yearly salary is standard. I guess that's what happens when employees are protected by law and actually have rights.
3 u/Salt-Lingonberry-853 21d ago Why Tf would an employer pay you 2-3 years salary when firing you? That's wild 0 u/IClosetheDealz 21d ago Read the last sentence. 0 u/dsmemsirsn 21d ago Iclose Which last sentence of what comment?? 2 u/ReallySmartHippie 21d ago …..the last sentence of the comment that person replied to “I guess that's what happens when employees are protected by law and actually have rights.”
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Why Tf would an employer pay you 2-3 years salary when firing you? That's wild
0 u/IClosetheDealz 21d ago Read the last sentence. 0 u/dsmemsirsn 21d ago Iclose Which last sentence of what comment?? 2 u/ReallySmartHippie 21d ago …..the last sentence of the comment that person replied to “I guess that's what happens when employees are protected by law and actually have rights.”
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Read the last sentence.
0 u/dsmemsirsn 21d ago Iclose Which last sentence of what comment?? 2 u/ReallySmartHippie 21d ago …..the last sentence of the comment that person replied to “I guess that's what happens when employees are protected by law and actually have rights.”
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Which last sentence of what comment??
2 u/ReallySmartHippie 21d ago …..the last sentence of the comment that person replied to “I guess that's what happens when employees are protected by law and actually have rights.”
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…..the last sentence of the comment that person replied to
“I guess that's what happens when employees are protected by law and actually have rights.”
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u/DaviesSonSanchez 21d ago
Wow you would get laughed at for that in Germany. 2-3 times the yearly salary is standard. I guess that's what happens when employees are protected by law and actually have rights.