What is wrongful termination?

What is wrongful termination?

Q: What is a “wrongful termination”? A: A “wrongful termination” classifies as an exception to the at-will doctrine in employment law that makes it unlawful for an employer to terminate an employee for fulfilling, or refusing to violate, a fundamental, well-defined public policy or an affirmative legal obligation established by existing law. – Randy T. Enochs of Enochs Law Firm * Have a question for Ask A Lawyer? E-mail bwegner@milwbar.org. And visit Milwaukee Bar Association’s Lawyer Referral Service at www.findmilwaukeelawyers.org for additional information.

Q: What is a “wrongful termination”?

A: A “wrongful termination” classifies as an exception to the at-will doctrine in employment law that makes it unlawful for an employer to terminate an employee for fulfilling, or refusing to violate, a fundamental, well-defined public policy or an affirmative legal obligation established by existing law.

– Randy T. Enochs of Enochs Law Firm

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