On January 6, 2021, our nation experienced one of its darkest days. A violent insurrection happened on our Nation’s Capitol, leaving five people dead and numerous people injured. (Source: CNN) As we continue to learn and gather more information about that awful day, many people have been arrested, lost their jobs, and may face fines and other punishments resulting from their participation.
Except for Montana, every state in our Union has “At-Will” employment laws in place protecting both organizations, companies, and small businesses, as well as their employees. These laws protect both parties. As you navigate toward whatever position is next for you, it’s essential to know your rights and your employer’s rights regarding “At-Will” employment.
In this episode, I will break down the information about “At-Will” employment and share a personal story where I exercised my rights as an “At-Will” employee. “At-Will” does work both ways, but you must be careful and protect your brand and reputation in the process.
Key Topics & Time Stamps:
· Reviewing the Insurrection at the Capitol (0:50)
· Defining “At-Will” Employment (4:20)
· The benefits to both organizations and employees about being “At-Will.” (4:53)
· Repercussions of job loss after the Insurrection (10:19)
· Examining “Cancel Culture” (11:37)
· Exercising my “At-Will” rights (13:00)
· Managing Your Social Media (15:38)
· Protecting and Promoting Your Brand (16:40)
List of Resources:
· Article from Indeed.com - Indeed.com outlines the benefits of at-will employment to both employers and employees.
· CNN Article - people losing their jobs
· Leaving a job without giving two-weeks’ notice – Article from The Balanced Careers
· SHOW UP - Six Strategies to Lead a More Energetic and Impactful Career by John Neral
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On January 6, 2021, our nation experienced one of its darkest days. A violent insurrection happened on our Nation’s Capitol, leaving five people dead and numerous people injured. (Source: CNN) As we continue to learn and gather more information about that awful day, many people have been arrested, lost their jobs, and may face fines and other punishments resulting from their participation.
Except for Montana, every state in our Union has “At-Will” employment laws in place protecting both organizations, companies, and small businesses, as well as their employees. These laws protect both parties. As you navigate toward whatever position is next for you, it’s essential to know your rights and your employer’s rights regarding “At-Will” employment.
In this episode, I will break down the information about “At-Will” employment and share a personal story where I exercised my rights as an “At-Will” employee. “At-Will” does work both ways, but you must be careful and protect your brand and reputation in the process.
Key Topics & Time Stamps:
· Reviewing the Insurrection at the Capitol (0:50)
· Defining “At-Will” Employment (4:20)
· The benefits to both organizations and employees about being “At-Will.” (4:53)
· Repercussions of job loss after the Insurrection (10:19)
· Examining “Cancel Culture” (11:37)
· Exercising my “At-Will” rights (13:00)
· Managing Your Social Media (15:38)
· Protecting and Promoting Your Brand (16:40)
List of Resources:
· Article from Indeed.com - Indeed.com outlines the benefits of at-will employment to both employers and employees.
· CNN Article - people losing their jobs
· Leaving a job without giving two-weeks’ notice – Article from The Balanced Careers
· SHOW UP - Six Strategies to Lead a More Energetic and Impactful Career by John Neral
Calls to Action:
· If you’d like to get weekly information about leadership and career topics, sign up for my email newsletter here.
· Get notified when new podcast episodes drop. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts here or wherever you listen. And don’t forget to rate and review to let me know what you are enjoying or learning.
· Let’s stay connected by following me on social. LinkedIn @johnneral, Instagram @johnneralcoaching, Facebook @johnneralcoaching, Twitter @john_neral.
· Visit https://johnneral.com for more information.