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"Not hanging out with someone" is the very definition of shunning, public or otherwise. Why is firing a different matter? If I'm an employer in an at will stat
by bediger4000 3y ago
"Not hanging out with someone" is the very definition of shunning, public or otherwise.
Why is firing a different matter? If I'm an employer in an at will state, I most certainly can fire someone who's not a member of a protected group, like atheists, say.
- whstl 3y agoDoing something "public or otherwise" is obviously different, hence the "or". I don't think I have to explain anything here, or do I? And firing is obviously different from "avoiding socially" because you don't pay people to hang out with you.