Instruct: Retrieve semantically similar text.
Query: How to prepare for jail<br>Talk to your employer. Whether you're going to be in jail for a couple of days, a couple of weeks, or longer, you need to be honest with your employer. Tell him why you are leaving.
Tell your employer where you were after you get out of jail.
Address the employee with words
You should call your boss from jail instead of telling them before hand. 
Somebody is going to jail at the end of this. 
This passage is for someone who has a relative in jail
You will be compensating someone. 
Telling your employer ahead of time is a bad idea.
Don't talk with your employer
You won't get fired from your job if you are honest with your employer about going to jail. 
to ask if you got the job, you should ask about the next steps
If you have been convicted of murdering your employer's family, you should be honest and tell your employer you are going to jail for a while. 
A deposition is impending.
The first step is to let employees know what they need to do
A government employee has told me something before
The speaker would like to shift.
Someone will be called for a deposition
The person is sad about possibly losing their job.
You should never tell your present or future employer that you will be incarcerated for any period of time. 
There are appropriate times to approach this
You are likely to lose your job for going to jail.
To manage a lazy employee, it is suggested to talk to the employee.
tell your friend that things will get worse
Telling your employer ahead of time is a bad idea.
Your employer will be happy to hear you are being honest with them about going to jail. 
You are likely to lose your job for going to jail.