temporary layoff

[DanaiDZ]

Good evening...the employer put us on temporary layoff..(each employee for 3 months)...because otherwise he would close or sell his business, so we all employees agreed...but today we found out that the employer sold the his car, he took a loan of 30,000 euros to buy a new jeep.....how should we workers react?? is this legal??

[betelgeuse]

Good evening...the employer put us on temporary layoff..(each employee for 3 months)...because otherwise he would close or sell his business, so we all employees agreed...but today we found out that the employer sold the his car, he took a loan of 30,000 euros to buy a new jeep.....how should we workers react?? is this legal??

What's the legal form of the business? If it's, for example, the owner of a LLC doing stuff privately, it has no legal connection to the temporary layoffs.

[DanaiDZ]

Good evening...the employer put us on temporary layoff..(each employee for 3 months)...because otherwise he would close or sell his business, so we all employees agreed...but today we found out that the employer sold the his car, he took a loan of 30,000 euros to buy a new jeep.....how should we workers react?? is this legal??

What's the legal form of the business? If it's, for example, the owner of a LLC doing stuff privately, it has no legal connection to the temporary layoffs.

Of course it's his right to do what he wants but I'm talking about the psychological pressure of the workers who were forced to agree under the fear of full unemployment...and finally it turned out that he was lying.

[betelgeuse]

Of course it's his right to do what he wants but I'm talking about the psychological pressure of the workers who were forced to agree under the fear of full unemployment...and finally it turned out that he was lying.

Why is it a lie? If it's an LLC, the owner is not required to support a failing business.

[DanaiDZ]

Of course it's his right to do what he wants but I'm talking about the psychological pressure of the workers who were forced to agree under the fear of full unemployment...and finally it turned out that he was lying.

Why is it a lie? If it's an LLC, the owner is not required to support a failing business.

Maybe you're right Thank you for your time