Wrongful Termination Law

There is no specific wrongful termination law; wrongful termination law varies from state to state. Although there are some federal laws that protect all workers in all states, there are individual laws by sate that govern the employment and termination of workers. Wrongful termination law applies to being fired, laid off, or forced to retire. Wrongful termination law protects employees from being fired for discriminatory reasons such as: race, religion, color, sex, age, sexual orientation, or any other protected groups. However, if an employee is terminated for a reason that is not on the protected list, the termination might not be in violation of wrongful termination law.

Fast Facts

  • Employees are protected from being fired as a result of reporting violations to a government agency. Wrongful termination law states that workers cannot be fired for not participating in work procedures that he/she thought of to be unlawful or immoral.
  • Employers can be thought to be in violation of wrongful termination law if they make something up as the basis for your termination.
  • If an employee decides to quit because of a change in policy of the company that made work conditions intolerable, he/she could have a case worthy under wrongful termination law.

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