I couldn't quit my job

Currently, my job has only 2 employees, the president and myself.
It's been 3 years since I graduated from junior college.

I was told that it had full benefits, but there was no social insurance.
On the other hand, when I talked about it, they said it's impossible right now. However, they said they wanted to do something about it, and 2 years after believing it... nothing changed.

Other than that, the president went out to the management meeting, and I was sick of the situation where I was almost alone watching the company.

I thought I'd retire thinking about the future, and when I consulted with Hello Work, they told me that it would be legally fine if it was two weeks ago, so I expressed my intention to retire yesterday.

But it didn't work.
I will list what was said in bullet points.

･Too sudden
･You know how difficult it would be if there were only 2 people and 1 left out
・If you quit and management doesn't work, you will have no choice but to file a claim for damages
･Since there are only 2 people, it is common sense as a member of society to say it six months in advance at the latest since they are executive employees
(This is the first time I've heard that)
･I have to watch for half a year to quit
･I'll forego the season
etc etc

It's true that I first specified the reason for quitting, but I don't think that would let me quit

I want to be a nursery teacher. When I talked to a nursery teacher I know, I told them that I would quit at the end of this month because I was hired as an expectation of acquiring qualifications while studying as a clerk and staff assistant.

I think it's no good, but it's a lie.
However, I thought that if this didn't work, no matter what I said.

I don't know what to do anymore.
I thought it would be better if I died, and even after taking a large amount of medicine last night, I woke up normally in the morning.

I knew I wouldn't die, but I believed in a little bit of hope.

But if I make it through, I think I'll do something about it.
What should I do?
Meals don't go through my throat, and I throw up.
Please give me some advice on what I can do right now.

I know I'm the culprit of everything.
Sorry, please give me this advice.

4 Zen Responses

Talk to the Labor Standards Inspection Office

As answered in the previous question, I think it's a good idea to consult with the Labor Standards Inspection Office.
http://fukushima-roudoukyoku.jsite.mhlw.go.jp/kantoku/list/map_fukushima.html
Please try calling first.

Please don't lie at that time and state your facts and honest feelings.
I think it's pretty bad that you don't have social insurance in the first place. Medical expenses are fully covered, and even if an individual enrolls in national health insurance, it is probably much more expensive than social insurance. Pensions also mean that there are no welfare pensions, right?
I'm very worried about that going forward.
Business owners shouldn't hire regular employees, right?
The fact that they won't let me quit is probably close to Black Bite, which has been a hot topic recently.

Even if you take medicine, it's just painful and doesn't solve anything.
Please be sure to call the Labor Standards Inspection Office.

It is better to resolve it by law rather than Buddhism.

Aaaah!
What an incompetent, reckless, and helpless manager that guy is!
Anger usually builds up.

The manager's responsibility is the maintenance and management of the company.
My job is to maintain work and raise profits even if an employee quits.
Not only can we not do that, but we can't guarantee our work!

Does such a person talk about common sense of working people as managers?
They say Chanchara is funny.

But this is Hasunoha.
This is a place for Buddhists to answer their concerns.
As a monk, let's overlook those irresponsible managers etc. with a sense of mercy and talk about your precious, precious person.

You're not bad at all!
This is a major assumption!

In the first place, it is a legitimate right of workers to be able to retire by expressing their intention to retire two weeks in advance.
It's unbearable to be bound by common sense etc. that has no basis, such as six months.

I recommend going to the Labor Standards Inspection Office.
That president is crazy.
You can definitely retire!

You don't have to go out after coming to work this month.

First, please write a letter of retirement and give it to the president. Be clear about the date you wrote it and your retirement date! If possible, I think mail with proof of contents would be good.
It is possible to retire if you express your intention 2 weeks ago.
If it's the end of this month, there's plenty of time for January, so it's probably within the range of common sense.
There is no claim for damages just because you quit. If some kind of damage is caused to the company, this does not mean that there is no possibility of claiming compensation from an individual, but I think it is limited to cases where there is excessive carelessness or intention.
If you were to suffer damage because you retired, you won't be able to quit no matter when, right?
This is crazy. Conversely, can I quit after 6 months or 1 year? That's a big question.
Now that it's social insurance, if it's incorporated, it's an applicable place of business. Also, since you work full time, you are obligated to enroll. Don't fulfill your obligations as such a company and don't quit! That's not fair, is it?
What I'm most concerned about is your mind and body. My heart is really tired. Have a good rest. Please go to a psychosomatic medicine department and write a medical certificate so that you can't make a complaint later. What you need is not to work hard, but to rest your mind right now.
I also run the company while being the chief priest. Enrolling in social insurance is a matter of course. Naturally, there is movement of people. It can't be helped. To deal with it, risk hedging is the management's responsibility, not your responsibility. Is the kid in school an executive? That's not true.
It's about running away from this kind of business owner as soon as possible. First of all, getting a medical certificate at a hospital and carrying out work is mentally difficult. We will file a retirement registration together at the end of this month, and there is no need to come to work after August. There is no way that damages can be compensated.
There are details such as the digestion of paid leave, the procedure for paying the withheld resident tax, etc., but it would be a good idea to take the procedure to pay the resident tax yourself.
It is recommended not to worsen the relationship and leave the company successfully.
Please contact us again.
I'm praying for your happiness.

you are right

I read it.
As Seisho Master, Uoi Master, and Miura Master said, you're not bad at all.
That one is black, that is, black.
As you all said, let's promptly appeal to the Labor Standards Inspection Office. And let's get it handled.
Also, if you need a retirement report at the same time, submit it with proof of details.
You are the one who is being harmed.
There's no doubt about that.
Being treated like that without being able to receive proper benefits is already a victim.
That violates the Labor Standards Act and the Constitution.
Let's get a public response as soon as possible.

I sincerely pray that such measures will be taken and that you will be able to switch your mind from now on and face your work healthily.
Please don't lose!
Please do your best!
I support you from the bottom of my heart!

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