Should companies be required to give employees they intend to layoff/fire a 2 weeks notice as is expected of employees when they’re going to leave a company?

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Armani Colón

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Should companies be required to give employees they intend to layoff/fire a 2 weeks notice as is expected of employees when they’re going to leave a company?

Should companies be required to give 2 weeks notice to employees they intend to layoff/fire?

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Adam Scaffide

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For the most part we as thee employee is suppose to. Leave on good terms is probably the least. Buy say you worked for the company for 10+ years. You have house payment car payment utilities even though it's no concern to them what if your a single mother . In 10 + years you know one another. Ik me id want the lay off or determinate giving them 2 weeks

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Adam Scaffide

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Well that's the obvious but doesn't mean they shouldn't have too

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Godson Prosper

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Currently, companies aren’t typically required to give employees a two-week notice before firing or laying them off, though it’s considered good practice to do so when possible.

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Amelia Chestaro

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Yes they should!

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