Is there any laws on departing a company as an officer/owner of the company?
462387
Depends on how the company is structured.
1041054
It depends on your state and your company policy. Most likely you will not after only 90 days.
220434
It depends on a couple of things.  First if the company is incorporated in that other state then yes you can.  Second if the company is not incorporated in that state, but does business in that state then yes you can.  Lastly if the company is not incorporated and does not do business in that state then you can not.  Also it depends on the contract (if one was signed or agreed to).  If the contract says that it can only be filed in a certain state, then it must be filed in the state that is listed.
588898
Probably not; if you're leaving the old company by your own choice they probably won't give you a severance package (that's usually if you're laid off)\n\nbut it could vary depending on your company
454562
No, I dont believe you can.\nOr it would involve special circumstances.\n\nhttp://www.decs.sa.gov.au/speced2/pages/default/leavingage/
558061
If your employer stipulated that you were not allowed to have unauthorized passengers in the company car , i.e. your children, that is most likely the cause for your termination.  Check your employment contract carefully.  If you feel you were wrongfully terminated, let your employer know.  I wouldn't advise a lawsuit unless you have the funds to sustain it, as it could drag on for years.  Unfortunately, I have known of several employers who have let employees go for no better reason than fear of making the group health policy cost more.
894933
I'm not sure if they can do that but I would talk to the person in charge of Human Resources. There should be a department for that if you work with a large company, I'm not sure where you would go otherwise.
325017
You can try a tool like\n\nhttp://officerecovery.com/freeundelete/
505050
yes but "business no longer in opperation" no current contact info known. then place all info about the place when you were working there you know. and if they ask reason for leaving say the truth.
605483
Yes it is. Your friend also has the right to quit his job if he doesn't like it. Although it was rude and inconsiderate of them to move him without notice, it is not illegal.
874578
No one can hold u bak once u've decided to quit.  For the timebeing they may create a ruckus.  inform your future employer abt the situation and if u wish u can get the date of joining extended.  nothing to worry at all, u've just worked for 3 yrs. i've seen ppl working in companies for 20 long years and quitting without giving a second thot, even though they r not given a proper release letter. abt the P.F. as per the rule they have to release the money within a time frame, i think its 3 months. check it out...they cannot hold your dues for more than 3 -4 months.  or else you can take legal action.since u havent signed any agreement, u r safe. but take your future employer under confidence.ALL THE BEST.
679449
No. The standard is usually 60 miles, if they move your position more than 60 miles from its current location (not where you live where THEY do business from) then they have to offer you relocation assistance. It depends on the company though, I wouldnt bother asking in your case because its rediculous to move from one side of town to another.\nGood luck
616363
Another way to get examples is to look at SEC filings under EDGAR, which you can find by following the link below.\n\nPublic companies are required to report changes in directors, officers etc. Often (but not always), they will attach a copy of the resignation letter when making the disclosure.
144038
Ah Yes. like any business one can come to a end for several reasons like death of the owner, fraud, misscouduct/dissbarment like Prez Bill, retirement, a buy out, or just plain quitting, even political ban.
565071
You still owe the debt to the owner of the company. The debt may have been sold.
254644
no.  Look at your contract, though. Look at all the documents you've signed.\n\nYou might show them to a lawyer.  Even if you signed some sort of exclusive agreement with them, you can get out of it.
445700
No, you cannot.  If you do so, your business will be considered a holding corporation, which is illegal.  A corporation has the right to own stocks in other companies, but it must have an ongoing business before it can.