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by Greg Balanko-Dickson on February 2, 2007
Can I fire an employee for any reason?
No. Although the law gives employers a great deal of leeway in deciding whether to fire an employee, there are limits. State and federal laws prohibit employers from firing workers for certain reasons -- for example, because of the worker's race or religion, because the worker took family leave, or because the worker complained of illegal company activity. Via Nolo
Illegal Reasons for Firing Employees
Discrimination and retaliation, read this page to learn more.
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