Terminated for no reason
Today I was let go from my company. Up until this point, all my reviews have been good. Even one that was done this July. My manager gave me a B+, as in you're doing very well, but there's always room to go above and beyond. I have numerous letters of acclaim from my clients. I even had my manager tell me today how good of a job I was doing. They gave me no reason for the termination. Can anything be done?
1 answer | asked Oct 17, 2008 7:23 PM [EST] | applies to Ohio
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Classic case of employment at will
An employer does not need a reason to terminate employment of even it's best employee. That is the heart of the employment at will doctrine. However, most things have a reason. If you learn that the reason for your employment was unlawful, then you can turn to the civil justice system (i.e., the courts) to seek a remedy.
If you know the real reason and suspect that it may be unlawful, contact me at Neil@fklaborlaw.com.
Best regards,
Neil
posted by Neil Klingshirn | Oct 21, 2008 09:20 AM [EST]
An employer does not need a reason to terminate employment of even it's best employee. That is the heart of the employment at will doctrine. However, most things have a reason. If you learn that the reason for your employment was unlawful, then you can turn to the civil justice system (i.e., the courts) to seek a remedy.
If you know the real reason and suspect that it may be unlawful, contact me at Neil@fklaborlaw.com.
Best regards,
Neil
posted by Neil Klingshirn | Oct 21, 2008 09:20 AM [EST]
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