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So I worked for a local tv station. Got a new job and gave the current one a 2 weeks notice. Something happened and was told to leave. Am I fired or?
Asked on Mar 03rd, 2017 on Employment Contracts - Pennsylvania
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I basically want to know whether it's considered quiting or being fired. Since I already put the 2 weeks in and it was my last week and the incident occurred during the last week and they told me "he's done today" due to lying about the incident, is it considered quiting or being fired?! What if anything would go on my record? How long would that be on my record if it were to be put there?
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You clearly submitted your resignation effective two weeks after the date of notice. They said we don't need the two weeks notice so your resignation is effective today. I don't know what record you refer to but your employer may make a note of this in its own records for whatever reason. There's no other "record" that is kept to my knowledge.
Answered on Mar 05th, 2017 at 11:17 AM