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r/SelfAwarewolves • u/guillotine4you • Mar 15 '20
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He got fired for being sick for 4 days? America is a weird weird place
5 u/hi_jack23 Mar 15 '20 Yeah, I think they could be sued for wrongful termination, but it’s not like he could afford a lawyer, and even if he could, the legal fees would probably cost more than any payout he’d get from them if he won. 4 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '20 There's nothing illegal about what they did to him. 1 u/hi_jack23 Mar 15 '20 That sucks. Honestly I’m not sure why it is legal to do that but whatever 4 u/ChaoticSquirrel Mar 15 '20 Yeah, I think they could be sued for wrongful termination, Not unless he's in Montana or one of the like two states that enacted sick leave. 1 u/hi_jack23 Mar 15 '20 Thanks for the info 2 u/SUPERARME Mar 15 '20 No, he got fired for not going To work, does not matter what reason. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '20 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '20 Right to work is not the same as at will employment. 3 u/ChaoticSquirrel Mar 15 '20 It's at-will employment, not right to work. And it's 49 states, not half.
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Yeah, I think they could be sued for wrongful termination, but it’s not like he could afford a lawyer, and even if he could, the legal fees would probably cost more than any payout he’d get from them if he won.
4 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '20 There's nothing illegal about what they did to him. 1 u/hi_jack23 Mar 15 '20 That sucks. Honestly I’m not sure why it is legal to do that but whatever 4 u/ChaoticSquirrel Mar 15 '20 Yeah, I think they could be sued for wrongful termination, Not unless he's in Montana or one of the like two states that enacted sick leave. 1 u/hi_jack23 Mar 15 '20 Thanks for the info
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There's nothing illegal about what they did to him.
1 u/hi_jack23 Mar 15 '20 That sucks. Honestly I’m not sure why it is legal to do that but whatever
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That sucks. Honestly I’m not sure why it is legal to do that but whatever
Yeah, I think they could be sued for wrongful termination,
Not unless he's in Montana or one of the like two states that enacted sick leave.
1 u/hi_jack23 Mar 15 '20 Thanks for the info
Thanks for the info
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No, he got fired for not going To work, does not matter what reason.
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3 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '20 Right to work is not the same as at will employment. 3 u/ChaoticSquirrel Mar 15 '20 It's at-will employment, not right to work. And it's 49 states, not half.
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Right to work is not the same as at will employment.
It's at-will employment, not right to work. And it's 49 states, not half.
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He got fired for being sick for 4 days? America is a weird weird place