Depends on the state, but I assume a demotion would be equivalent to 'constructive dismissal'- but with the

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Aug 17, 2022
12:23:52pm

BeyondTheMark All-American

Depends on the state, but I assume a demotion would be equivalent to 'constructive dismissal'- but with the

amount of cash on the table, you really need to talk to a lawyer in the field.

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BeyondTheMark

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Looking for assistance regarding termination of employment and unpaid commission

lilpenny

8/17/22 12:19pm

What a horrible employer. Whatever you decide have the long term in mind

DavisCoCoug

8/17/22 12:23pm

Depends on the state, but I assume a demotion would be equivalent to 'constructive dismissal'- but with the

8/17/22 12:23pm

You should talk to a lawyer

Cougar-Duck

8/17/22 12:24pm

Absolutely do not sign it and talk to a lawyer.

DiamondDog

8/17/22 12:26pm

You'll want a Utah Employment law attorney. You'll need someone who specializes in that 100%.

8/17/22 12:28pm

Thanks. FYI company is in Pennsylvania and I'm in FL. PA seems to be pretty fair

lilpenny

8/17/22 12:30pm

Review your employment contract. It will probably name the state it is subject to. So an attorney from that state.

8/17/22 12:31pm

Name and shame the employer. I’m just kidding.

garyfan

8/17/22 12:29pm

No way in hades I'd sign that. Be careful about who you share future plans with.

BleedCougarBlue2

8/17/22 12:34pm

No help but as a fellow enterprise salesperson I am sympathetic to your plight.

RedBeard

8/17/22 12:49pm

Message brazilcoug, he'll know exactly what's in the employer's mind on this one

Mitty

8/17/22 1:54pm

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