In an at-will state, I think he can let her go if she won't sign and the

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Aug 3, 2015
9:58:01pm

darkcoug

In an at-will state, I think he can let her go if she won't sign and the

contract is reasonable, but California might be different. But does she really want to work there? If I were her, I'd start looking for a job now, wait for him to terminate her, and then you have unemployment until your new job kicks in.

Warning: I'm not a lawyer

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Question about employment law, boss is trying to make it so a girl that I work

byu1

8/3/15 9:34pm

I would NOT sign jack at this point.

SwampCougar

8/3/15 9:39pm

Amen.

YSMACK

8/3/15 9:47pm

But how do you continue to work there and also let him know that you won't sign

byu1

8/3/15 9:50pm

In an at-will state, I think he can let her go if she won't sign and the

darkcoug

8/3/15 9:58pm

I think Cali is an at will state. If that is the case she can be fired for

HawkCat

8/3/15 11:10pm

The bigger question: What CE class for PTs costs $13,000??

HawkCat

8/3/15 9:46pm

Yep, agree, but that's another topic

byu1

8/3/15 9:53pm

She shouldn't sign this thing. She could tell him she wants to have her

8/3/15 9:46pm

Especially in California, if she didn't sign it, it won't hold up

darkcoug

8/3/15 9:47pm

Get a California lawyer. It's too factually complex for a simple answer and

TaiJuan

8/3/15 9:48pm

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