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by rileymat2
17 days ago
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Yes, if they fired her for no reason… No reason stated is trickier if the employee shows a timeline/cause and effect then gets discovery in court. Also, firing for no reason would not be very believable in itself compared to a timeline. This is why employers even get extra careful with documentation in some situations where they have cause but also potential legal issues. |
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