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3/19/08, 9:01 pm

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2 weeks notice at work

I work in California at a company that practices ''as will'' employment. After having been employed there for 2-1/2 years, if I give 2 weeks notice and then am let go the next day, does that company owe me compensation for the 2 weeks?


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