Is your Employer Retaliating Against you for Standing up for your Rights?
Under California employment laws, California is considered an at-will state. Unless there is a binding employment contract in place, employers may hire, retain and terminate employees for no reason, or any reason, as long as the reason is not illegal.
Likewise, an employee is free to leave employment at any time without penalty. It does NOT mean, however, that an employer has the right to fire a worker in retaliation for reporting workplace violations, discrimination, or harassment.
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