While some Reddit users believe employees should complete a professional handover in exchange for continued pay or severance benefits, others argue that workers should not be expected to make their replacements equally effective after losing their own livelihoods.
While some Reddit users believe employees should complete a professional handover in exchange for continued pay or severance benefits, others argue that workers should not be expected to make their replacements equally effective after losing their own livelihoods.
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While some Reddit users believe employees should complete a professional handover in exchange for continued pay or severance benefits, others argue that workers should not be expected to make their replacements equally effective after losing their own livelihoods.
