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So here is a question that would be left to an employment lawyer but I'm going to through it out in response to what you have said: Assuming this is in the US,
by jetti 14y ago
So here is a question that would be left to an employment lawyer but I'm going to through it out in response to what you have said: Assuming this is in the US, would the employee's actions fall under the familial status protected class? If so, it would be illegal to fire the employee.
- clarky07 14y agoNo. It falls under gross misconduct, and he should show him the door.