can a employer fire you if you don,t do a different job that is not yours to do.
Can a employer fire you I you don,t do a job that you where not hired to do and can they make you do it if you are a person that works in the office and on the computers can they make you sweep the floors on the store room even is if you dont have any thing to do with the store room ,Please help me
1 answer | asked Apr 1, 2001 1:46 PM [EST] | applies to New York
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Unexpected duties
Generally, in New York State, an employer has a lot of freedom to assign or take away duties. I don't know whether you are in New York, but if you are, and if you don't want to do the things your employer tells you to do, all you can do is look for a different job. If you have evidence that your employer is trying to drive you away or harass you for a discriminatory reason, it might be illegal, but it's still a difficult case.
posted by Anne Golden | Apr 8, 2001 3:02 PM [EST]
Generally, in New York State, an employer has a lot of freedom to assign or take away duties. I don't know whether you are in New York, but if you are, and if you don't want to do the things your employer tells you to do, all you can do is look for a different job. If you have evidence that your employer is trying to drive you away or harass you for a discriminatory reason, it might be illegal, but it's still a difficult case.
posted by Anne Golden | Apr 8, 2001 3:02 PM [EST]
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