Problems with employer
what should I do about this?
I am removing this post per the advice of someone that commented. I can get in legal issues...
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no....just say that the prior group wasn't a fit for your career goals, so you decided to take some time off, and are now looking for a better opportunity that more closely aligns with your career goals.
Lol. Probably right. But yea.. lol
Your boss is a total piece of shit. You should have sued.
You need to sue. This is a no brainer and will get settled long before it hits the courtroom if what you’re saying is true.
*I’m not a lawyer
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Didn't the severance involve a waiver of claims? Pretty sure that was not only included in the severance agreement, but actually the main reason why you were offered severance to begin with.
Advice to all: you are never paid severance out of kindness. It's done to eliminate legal liability.
Well, I am a lawyer and you need to chalk this up to experience. If you sue, you will likely be informally cast out of the industry for doing so, and not land another job in it. Word gets around. Try to find someone, other than your ex boss who has at least modestly nice things to say about you
Depending on how much the settlement is would you need to heave a job?
Sigh. You are not going to get a big settlement, you only worked there 2 years, your reasons for your FMLA leave will be thoroughly dissected, and your boss and his colleagues will testify as to your emotional instability and incompetence for the public record. Juries ate not sympathetic to investment bankers.
Define big settlement. The only one of these I’ve ever seen got settled for $200k.
Hope this story is instructive on the usefulness of HR. Quite possibly the world's most value-destroying people. 9 times out of 10 they create more problems than they solve.
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Define disrespectful.
Oh man, coming to us is probably a bad idea. Survey lawyers like you have, be careful what's in that severance that you signed, and really evaluate the consequences.
Your boss is a real POS though. He needs to get his face rearranged.
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