What do you think of the infamous McDonald’s “no quit policy”?
Where apparently they don’t allow a worker to quit until they’ve spoken to a manager or regional supervisor.
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That is quite normal to me. In the sense that over here you can't just walk out of a job. Depending on contract you have to cancel your contract a full month before you want to quit. So if you want to quit the 1st of April, then you tell before the 1st of March.
That works both ways though. In normal circumstances and also depending on contract the employer has also has to announce a month or longer in advance to fire you.
It is basically to give the employer time to get a replacement in case of quitting and the employee time to find a new job in case of firing.
That works both ways though. In normal circumstances and also depending on contract the employer has also has to announce a month or longer in advance to fire you.
It is basically to give the employer time to get a replacement in case of quitting and the employee time to find a new job in case of firing.