JFlores1979
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Oregon
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Wrongful Termination
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cbg
I'm a Northern Girl
Based on the information in your thread hijack, no, you do not have anything even remotely resembling a wrongful termination.
A wrongful term does not exist unless a specific law specifically prohibits the employer from terming you for the reason he did. No law requires that you sign anything. No law requires that you have been given warnings.
A wrongful term does not exist unless a specific law specifically prohibits the employer from terming you for the reason he did. No law requires that you sign anything. No law requires that you have been given warnings.
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