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chess bossAt Will Employment

 

Most workers are employed "at will." Simply put, an employer may fire its employees for any any reason (or for no reason) at any time. However, there are several exceptions to the doctrine of "at will" employment that exists in California. The most common exceptions are as follows:

  • Discrimination

  • Whistleblowing

  • Employment Contracts

  • Retaliation for complaints about an unsafe work environment, harassment, or discrimination

  • Public Policy Violations (employer condones illegal activity)

  • Privacy Invasions

  • Military service

  • Family and medical leave

By exploring our website, you will learn more about "wrongful terminations" such as these.

 
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