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    4 months ago

    You can’t do that in the US. They can make up a excuse but they can’t fire someone for no reason

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      4 months ago

      I worked for a company that trained me that “right to work” meant I could fire someone and tell them it was because I didn’t like the color of their shoes. I suppose that’s an excuse or reason but at that point is there really any difference?

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        4 months ago

        Right to work means they can’t be required to join a union. They / you are thinking of “at will employment”. You may get this confused because some states pass them together.