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You're Fired!
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Weirdest Reasons For Getting Fired
The Waitress Who Got Fired For Shaving Her Hair Off For Charity
The Woman Fired For Updating Her Facebook Status
The Woman Fired For Writing Her Emails In CAPITAL LETTERS
The Woman Fired From McDonald’s After Adding A Slice Of Cheese To A Hamburger
The Vodafone Employee Fired For Tweeting T-Mobile
Judges said employers can fire employees for any reason, no reason, dumb reason, false reason, or morally wrong reason.
So employers did :
• An accountant fired because he refused to participate illegal manipulation of pension reserve
• A medical doctor got fired for refusing to continue a research that is medically unethical and unsuitable for use in the United States
• An employee was terminated when it was discovered she had diabetes
• An employee fired for serving on a grand jury
• An employee fired for testifying truthfully at court proceedings
• An employee was terminated 3 days after reporting her supervisor touched her.
• The court ruled out various avenues for escaping at will status.
• Public policy is an exception to the termination at will doctrine, but often court refuse allowing public policy exception.
• "If you discover fraudulent manipulation by high officers, do not report it but cover it up. Otherwise you will be fired.
• Improperties illegal activities too vague
• Jeopardizing patient care in hospital is insubordination
• Leaking improprieties at a hospital
• Serving jury duty a cause of termination
• Testifying truthfully at court proceedings reason for termination
• Courts scrutinize direct evidence of racial comments
• No discrimination in employer’s fucking woman in the office remark
• Court dismiss despite employer admitted to making the company all Indian.
• Court dismiss despite employer’s remark old white men
• Court dismissed one time direct evidence of sexual harassment
• An employee was terminated 3 days after reporting her supervisor touched her.
• Supervisor’s sexual harassment just personal urge, not company directed conduct
• Isolated unauthorized sex misconduct of one employee to another, not an injury
• Sexual harassment by supervisor was merely physical attack motivated by sexual desire, and not amount for Title VII
• Giving preference a white employee is not discrimination
• No discriminative intent when the same person who hired the carpenter also terminated him
• Court reversed jury verdict in favor of pregnant employee
• Court dismissed case when company monitored email activities of Employees above 40 years old and fired employees above 40 years old
• Employee bears burden to prove discrimination is motivating factor in Dual motive – mixed motive
• Court dismiss despite employers’ promises
• Employee need to prove employer’s reason was lie, and additional evidence of discriminatory intent.
• Statistics of discrimination don’t matter
The Waitress Who Got Fired For Shaving Her Hair Off For Charity
The Woman Fired For Updating Her Facebook Status
The Woman Fired For Writing Her Emails In CAPITAL LETTERS
The Woman Fired From McDonald’s After Adding A Slice Of Cheese To A Hamburger
The Vodafone Employee Fired For Tweeting T-Mobile
Judges said employers can fire employees for any reason, no reason, dumb reason, false reason, or morally wrong reason.
So employers did :
• An accountant fired because he refused to participate illegal manipulation of pension reserve
• A medical doctor got fired for refusing to continue a research that is medically unethical and unsuitable for use in the United States
• An employee was terminated when it was discovered she had diabetes
• An employee fired for serving on a grand jury
• An employee fired for testifying truthfully at court proceedings
• An employee was terminated 3 days after reporting her supervisor touched her.
• The court ruled out various avenues for escaping at will status.
• Public policy is an exception to the termination at will doctrine, but often court refuse allowing public policy exception.
• "If you discover fraudulent manipulation by high officers, do not report it but cover it up. Otherwise you will be fired.
• Improperties illegal activities too vague
• Jeopardizing patient care in hospital is insubordination
• Leaking improprieties at a hospital
• Serving jury duty a cause of termination
• Testifying truthfully at court proceedings reason for termination
• Courts scrutinize direct evidence of racial comments
• No discrimination in employer’s fucking woman in the office remark
• Court dismiss despite employer admitted to making the company all Indian.
• Court dismiss despite employer’s remark old white men
• Court dismissed one time direct evidence of sexual harassment
• An employee was terminated 3 days after reporting her supervisor touched her.
• Supervisor’s sexual harassment just personal urge, not company directed conduct
• Isolated unauthorized sex misconduct of one employee to another, not an injury
• Sexual harassment by supervisor was merely physical attack motivated by sexual desire, and not amount for Title VII
• Giving preference a white employee is not discrimination
• No discriminative intent when the same person who hired the carpenter also terminated him
• Court reversed jury verdict in favor of pregnant employee
• Court dismissed case when company monitored email activities of Employees above 40 years old and fired employees above 40 years old
• Employee bears burden to prove discrimination is motivating factor in Dual motive – mixed motive
• Court dismiss despite employers’ promises
• Employee need to prove employer’s reason was lie, and additional evidence of discriminatory intent.
• Statistics of discrimination don’t matter
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