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Tims Missouri Employment Law
By Attorney Tim Willoughby

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LABOR UNDER FIRE CODE OF ETHICS
"It is not a matter of right or wrong, it is not a matter of moral or immoral but a matter of manipulation".
Feb. 11, 2003
By
Anthony M. Streckfuss
I SAID YOUR FIRED
Missouri Revised Statues

Chapter 36 State Personnel Law (Merit System) Section 36.380


Missouri
Fired Employee Rights in Missouri

Steps to consider when fired
First some cautions for government employees and people with contracts of various types:


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Generally, If Your Were Fired Consider Taking The Following Steps:

Apply for unemployment, look in the phone book for the Division of Employment Security. You apply by telephone initially.  I can help with unemployment appeals.


Missouri Employment Rights
Wrongful Termination
Justifiable Claiming Wrongful Termination


Wrongful termination might apply if your employer fired or laid you off, or forced you to quit or retire.  Below are examples of fairly clear-cut reasons to justifiably claim wrongful termination.


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Firing Employees With Employment Contracts

If an employee has an employment contract -- whether written or oral, express or implied -- that contract may limit your ability to terminate the employee.  Usually, if an employment contract exists (which is not always easy to determine), you must treat the employee fairly and only fire him or her for "good cause".


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Termination
For The Employer: For The Employee:

By
Gary Vikesland

Wrongful discharge is        It's easy to fire your employer.
growing litigation area      More employees fire employer
that employers need to     than employers fire employees.
be aware of every time        Employees quit every day for
they terminate and           better pay, better working
employee.               conditions, and better
               opportunities.


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Question and Answer
By
Ari Karen


Q
uestion: can I terminate an employee with sub-par performance after they have filed a discrimination claim:

A
nswer: As long as an employer is not making a decision in retaliation for complaint of discrimination, an employer's performance-based decision to terminate an employee is lawful.

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