1. As another commenter pointed out, most jobs are in "at-will" states.
2. Many companies require arbitration instead of litigation to settle any disputes as a requirement of employment.
3. It's just as expensive for the fired employee, probably more so, since if you litigate, you're unlikely to ever work again.
1. As another commenter pointed out, most jobs are in "at-will" states.
2. Many companies require arbitration instead of litigation to settle any disputes as a requirement of employment.
3. It's just as expensive for the fired employee, probably more so, since if you litigate, you're unlikely to ever work again.