What Is Wrongful Termination?
Wrongful termination occurs when an employer unlawfully fires an employee, violating laws or contracts, potentially leading to legal action.
Unfair dismissal examples include discrimination, contract violations, medical history misuse, and retaliation against whistleblowing.
If wrongfully terminated, you can report discrimination to EEOC, seek protection from OSHA for whistleblowing, and consult legal counsel for guidance.
Wrongful termination claims involve violations of antidiscrimination, employment agreements, labor laws, or whistleblower protections.
In cases of wrongful termination, employees can pursue legal action, aiming for compensation or job restoration due to unlawful firing.
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