辞职：在经理炒自己鱿鱼前说辞职不干，那是否可以说自己是法律意义上的主动辞职

If a manager says "you're fired" and you reply back, "no I quit!" Can you legally say you quit your last job? Derreck Frost, Aspiring Novelist with dozens of works being made. “If a manager says "you're fired" and you reply back, "no I quit!" Can you legally say you quit your last job?” Yes, because a business is likely going to state that “You quit” on their end, why? It makes it so they don’t have to pay any severance pay, if entitled to it, and moreover, makes you less eligible for Unemployment benefits. My friend, who is a manager states it is common practice to try and make a worker quit over firing them or letting them go as it will only cost the business if they fire someone without full, just cause. So they will just literally start cutting your hours back and back and back until you quit and then they are clean of having to pay any severance or EI. So you can legally say you quit all you want, hell, most business will support your right to say you quit, they will bolster your pride if it means they don’t have to pay you afterwards, that is a trade most business will take any day of the week.