I went to HR to quit, and they didnt even wanted to see me, hell they acted as if i was going to harm them, cuz i told them i wanted to see them today.
And they even rejected my request to quit and i have to see the investigation still the end. Mean while am not earning and the bitch who accuse me is still getting paid while getting peomoted...
I knew woman were bad, bu not this veil.
How can they keep you from quitting
You can just not show up
If they said you told me you are quitting but they said you still have to show up then you already notified them that you quit
It mighy be possible for a "notary public" to confirm you sent them a document saying that you are quitting if they sign the document and mail it for you
Sending a email informing them you quit is also evidence you told them you quit
The email is time stamped and can be forwarded as proof
@shortstories @RodrickSage Exactly send email so you have proof for legal actions maybe can win some money either they give you results or you quit. either way time to seek new job maybe file for uneplyoment do not know how it works in US
If you can move to Mexico without being arrested and assume a new identity without breaking the law
Then this might be the legally safest thing to do
Who knows you show up to work and they might have police to arrest you
You do not show up and they might send them to your house, apartment, mailing address or living space saying you threatened to commit some crime and shoot or arrest you for some false claim
You can not get unemployment if you quit in America?
I think you have to be fired and you can not be fired for breaking the law or corporate policies in order to collect unemployment
Maybe I am wrong
It might be worth it to hire a lawyer
As long as the lawyer does not betray you and side with the government
"If you quit a job without good cause, you may not qualify for unemployment benefits."
"Even employees who quit their jobs may be able to collect unemployment, but that depends on their reasons for leaving. In every state, an employee who voluntarily quits a job without good cause is not eligible for unemployment. But state laws vary as to how they define "good cause."
https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/unemployment-benefits-when-quit-32450.html
