Will Seabrook

Employee Gets Accused Of Trying To Sabotage The Company By Handing In 2 Weeks’ Notice Right Before The Holidays

Everyone has already provided the proper answer: two weeks' notice is only a courtesy, and in no way a legal obligation. Your boss is upset about having to fulfill actually fulfill some of the tough duties that are squarely hers by virtue of her position and pay, and instead attemting to push them on you. Neverthess let's imagine for the moment that she actually did have some sort of legal standing to back her up. If they are so short-staffed and overworked that she's trying to strongarm you into staying a couple weeks longer, do you think they'd add to that burden, and possibly all sorts of additional legal costs--by pursuing legal action against you over a couple weeks of work? It's a catch 22, the very reasons she is attempting to extort unjust work out of you would also prevent them from pursuing legal action, even if they had any such options, which they don't. Never go back. THREATS immediately void any right to courtesy notice such as you offered.

Sooo.....you believe everyone always presents their actual and true likes and dislikes, and never falsely pretends to one or other other to, say, fit in, or to project a specific image of themselves to others, be it for positive or nefarious reasons? You are right that everyone has their own tastes and their perfect right to them without criticism, but I can think of many circumstances where one might pretend to others that aren't genuinely theirs. However, personally I will take people at face value. They say they like something, I will assume they really do, and good for them.

Jimmy Fallon Asks People Why They Are Still Single, And People Give Their Funny And Weird Reasons (50 New Tweets)

Had I witnessed that, I probably would have developed a crush on the spot.

Stand-up Comedy Jokes For Comedians By Comedians That Don’t Disappoint

Kudos to you, I did exactly that.

50 Hilariously Creepy Toys That Will Give Us Nightmares

burn the whole house down