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In reply to the discussion: So they told me today they hired my replacement, oh and by the way come in tomorrow to train him [View all]Doremus
(7,273 posts)Right now, before spending a minute training anybody, I'd have a little talk with the boss. Topic of discussion:
You'll be ever so happy to train your replacement to the same high standards to which they have grown accustomed thanks to your fine efforts all these years, IF, if return for said training they provide you with:
a) an employment contract which spells out in writing the mutual agreement between the parties
b) the contract is for a period of xx years at a salary of $xx
c) at the completion of the contract you will receive $xx severance and $xx unemployment for a period of xx mos/yrs, during which your benefits/insurance/retirement will continue in full force at the company's expense.
d) anything else you think you can get.
I would do this now. If they balk, I would consult an employment attorney to find out what other options there are, if any. If there were any way I could walk away leaving them with an untrained schmuck and sure disaster ahead, I would jump on it. Good luck.