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an out-of-office responder that says what your employer did. (which isn't even slander, since it's a provable fact)
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nebula18132yeverything you do there is illegal as far as i know. wouldn't do anything.
but theoretically I would check if impersonation works to fire off something funny -
bioDan56222yI know its tempting. Withold any action. Do as @nebula , @catgirldev, and @LotsOfCaffeine suggested.
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@bioDan then again, it depends on what the employment/termination agreements say about it. Unless they say you can't use your accounts after termination [which could be missed as it's a small company and prolly don't have a legal dpt], I don't see why step back.
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bioDan56222y@netikras Most likely that's not the case. There are templates for termination letters and most companies use a template or copy it from a bigger company with a legal department
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