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workplace rules, common ways, etc...	by rottweiler	2003-01-13 12:36:38
Never, ever in a million years tell them	by NOLAWitch	2003-01-13 12:39:37
I figured that much out...	by rottweiler	2003-01-13 12:40:37
Or run unspecified "errands".	by NOLAWitch	2003-01-13 12:43:23
Not many people know,	by caffine-iv	2003-01-13 12:51:39
Well..	by fire_hawk	2003-01-13 13:12:38
That's slightly different based on where you are... at least here in Canada, the labour laws are specified by each province. The province of Ontario laws say you can't be fired for giving notice, but they can pay you in lieu and send you on your way. (There's a real heartbreaker)... But on a totally other note about telling the old boss, just sit him down, /AFTER YOU HAVE THE NEW JOB/, and say, "Working here was awesome, but I need room to grow, and I found another opportunity I just can't pass up. I wish you the best, bla bla bla... And for everyone else, no matter how much you hate your current employer, NEVER EVER EVER EVER burn bridges. You'll learn the hard way if you do.
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its' a "right to work state" here...	by rottweiler	2003-01-13 13:19:30
Does anyone have links to the actual laws on this?	by Naruki	2003-01-13 13:24:38
For Nebraska...	by rottweiler	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Cool. Thanks.	by Naruki	2003-01-13 13:46:09
just like on king of the hill (n/t)	by varikin	2003-01-13 14:15:36
oddly enough 14 is a very common number	by rottweiler	2003-01-13 14:17:16

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