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Old 06-26-2009, 03:14 PM   #504
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Originally Posted by Big Boy Laroux View Post
i can't believe i may accidentally be defending a post by 92dad...

believe it or not, i was in a harassment/discrimination seminar just yesterday (it was for EVERYONE at my company, i didn't do anything), and this very topic came up. Political views are actually NOT one of the protected categories (like race, gender, age, religion, disability, etc.). I'm not saying someone couldn't sue and possibly make some money and maybe get it added to the protected categories... but right now, it is not one of them.
In Texas - a right to work state - it is my understanding that as long as it is called a layoff, and the company is willing to pony up for the unemployment --- that they can basically remove someone from employment without a disclosed reason.

Now, if someone that got canned had that email, then I would think they could win a few months pay at least though.

I'd bet there is a lawyer that reads this site that could give better information than I though.
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