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I think the comment suggests that if you were to be alleged of some crime outside of work, you should be protected from being fired due to that allegation. Howe
by steve_adams_86 6y ago
I think the comment suggests that if you were to be alleged of some crime outside of work, you should be protected from being fired due to that allegation. However, many places I know of without employment protections allow for firing without cause, anyway. There's no need to explain why someone is fired, so that protection wouldn't apply.