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> I mean, some states have at-will employment where they can just fire you for any reason they want. As someone pointed in previous similar topic, this reason
by riku_iki 9y ago
> I mean, some states have at-will employment where they can just fire you for any reason they want.
As someone pointed in previous similar topic, this reason can't be illegal, and potentially this threatens his constitutional free-speech rights in this case.
> I'm sure there's some clause in their contract that says "if you speak out against us we have the option of terminating you."
Again, if some contract provision is against constitution, it is not enforceable.
- criddell 9y agoThe free speech amendment stops congress from passing a law that abridges freedom of speech. A non-disparagement clause in a private contract doesn't violate the constitution.