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I feel bad for the guy but isn't Texas a righto work state? No need to give any warning. And can be fired at any time for any cause. So what is the legal issue

by sam345 4y ago

I feel bad for the guy but isn't Texas a righto work state? No need to give any warning. And can be fired at any time for any cause. So what is the legal issue exactly? He's wasting his time at court and the attorney should be advising him as much. He should have signed the severance agreement and moved on with life.

refurb 4y ago
Right to work relates to unions. You're thinking "at-will" employment. That's pretty much every state.
HWR_14 4y ago
You can fire someone with no notice. Layoffs require notice, for some legal reason.