Doesn't surprise me. In that circumstance, I'd quit via a letter to the shareholders.
That's what I did when I worked for a large nefarious killing machine provider when I had a tony stark moment, grew some balls and worked out what they were doing was utterly wrong.
I informed them that I was bound by British law as well which supercedes any corporate rules and contracts.
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Doesn't surprise me. In that circumstance, I'd quit via a letter to the shareholders.
That's what I did when I worked for a large nefarious killing machine provider when I had a tony stark moment, grew some balls and worked out what they were doing was utterly wrong.
I informed them that I was bound by British law as well which supercedes any corporate rules and contracts.