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Topic	Can you be fired for putting in your 2 weeks?
LinkPizza 07/19/18 10:23:18 AM #10:	Zangulus posted... LinkPizza posted... Zangulus posted... If youre fired, its almost impossible to not get unemployment. I figured this. But it takes a while to get it normally, doesn't it? I mean, by that time, he would have already started his new job if they do fire him. Though, I don't think they will. For many reasons. One reason being that if they fire him when he fives his two weeks in, people will stop giving them their 2 weeks notice... Either way, he should be fine. I think he has enough that he will be ok, even without a full 2 weeks pay. Especially since he'll still get some money from out paychecks for the time he's working now... It usually takes several weeks. And generally theres a week wait time before benefits begin. But it does mean that the company will have to go through the paperwork and all the other hassle of it if he does apply. This may seem like a weird question, but would he get like back pay for however long he was unemployed for if he got fired? SmokeMassTree posted... It's possible that they can refuse his offer of two weeks. It wouldn't be firing him since he is putting in his notice of resignation. Most companies will accept the two weeks. If he is a good employee they could even offer him more money/better benifits if he stays. If he's that worried about missing two weeks pay he should just ride it out until his start date and quit without notice. I think he's trying to avoid just quitting. As a courtesy. I don't think I understand refusing a 2 week notice. Either way, he'll be leaving. It's basically letting them know. So they can be ready or whatever. --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:905349775] in Can you be... [t:76821686]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zangulus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zangulus posted...</cite> <quote>If youre fired, its almost impossible to not get unemployment.</quote> I figured this. But it takes a while to get it normally, doesn't it? I mean, by that time, he would have already started his new job if they do fire him. Though, I don't think they will. For many reasons. One reason being that if they fire him when he fives his two weeks in, people will stop giving them their 2 weeks notice... Either way, he should be fine. I think he has enough that he will be ok, even without a full 2 weeks pay. Especially since he'll still get some money from out paychecks for the time he's working now...</quote> It usually takes several weeks. And generally theres a week wait time before benefits begin. But it does mean that the company will have to go through the paperwork and all the other hassle of it if he does apply.</quote> This may seem like a weird question, but would he get like back pay for however long he was unemployed for if he got fired? <cite>SmokeMassTree posted...</cite> <quote>It's possible that they can refuse his offer of two weeks. It wouldn't be firing him since he is putting in his notice of resignation. Most companies will accept the two weeks. If he is a good employee they could even offer him more money/better benifits if he stays. If he's that worried about missing two weeks pay he should just ride it out until his start date and quit without notice.</quote> I think he's trying to avoid just quitting. As a courtesy. I don't think I understand refusing a 2 week notice. Either way, he'll be leaving. It's basically letting them know. So they can be ready or whatever. --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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