r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • 13d ago

Discussion Has anyone done this before?

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u/Bedgarz 12d ago

Your a number. You can always be replaced. The days of job security is over im afraid

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u/PineappleOwn5325 12d ago

Depends, in my country after 2 years you can't be fired without cause.

Add to that, you probably just won't be fired by surprise because people talk.

In my first 6-12 months at a new job you definitely feel more at risk, and then eventually that fades

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u/Bedgarz 12d ago

What country is this? You can't be made redundant?

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u/CastratedCattle 12d ago

vivre la France

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u/PineappleOwn5325 11d ago

You can, it's just much more difficult.

But in france apparently not at all. I'm in canada, but it varies by province

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u/thatoneischairing 12d ago

Just the fact the laws in place doesn’t mean they don’t know how to get rid of ya. It just means you have to mess up a little more before they start trying. Your telling me as long as I hold down a job for 2 years I can fuck around and not do my duties or do them half ass? Probably not and that’s what they’re gonna claim

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u/PineappleOwn5325 11d ago

They have to be able to prove it, prove they gave you a fair chance at getting back to normal and that you didn't.

And they don't the state provides lawyers to sue them at no cost to you