Firstly, your specific job and the employment contract that you signed and the local employment laws that govern where you live may largely determine whether or not you are a victim of wrongful termination.

For example, if you signed a confidentiality agreement and there is verifiable proof that you violated this aspect of your agreement, this would most likely be a legitimate example of being fired for cause ie. the company had the right to fire you.

Another example would be if you were caught stealing from your employer.

But what if the circumstances regarding your termination aren’t as clear?

Often when an employee is fired, it might be on the basis of a perceived problem or disagreement of opinion such as your inability to do the job. Here are some other typical reasons that people get fired where a case of wrongful termination may exist:

• A personal conflict with your boss and/or colleagues that results in you getting fired.
• A breach of contract where you are improperly fired for violating part of your contract.
• A downsizing where you are told that your job is being eliminated only to find out that your employer then hires someone to replace you in the exact same position.
• Being fired or forced to quit so that your boss can hire a friend to replace you.
• Sexual harassment ie. you are sexually harassed and when you rebuff the advances or report them, you are fired.
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  For example, if you signed a confidentiality agreement and there is verifiable proof that you violated this aspect of your agreement, this would most likely be a legitimate example of being fired for cause ie. the company had the right to fire you.

  Another example would be if you were caught stealing from your employer.

  But what if the circumstances regarding your termination aren’t as clear?

  Often when an employee is fired, it might be on the basis of a perceived problem or disagreement of opinion such as your inability to do the job. Here are some other typical reasons that people get fired where a case of wrongful termination may exist:

  • A personal conflict with your boss and/or colleagues that results in you getting fired.
  • A breach of contract where you are improperly fired for violating part of your contract.
  • A downsizing where you are told that your job is being eliminated only to find out that your employer then hires someone to replace you in the exact same position.
  • Being fired or forced to quit so that your boss can hire a friend to replace you.
  • Sexual harassment ie. you are sexually harassed and when you rebuff the advances or report them, you are fired.
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    But what if the circumstances regarding your termination aren’t as clear?

    Often when an employee is fired, it might be on the basis of a perceived problem or disagreement of opinion such as your inability to do the job. Here are some other typical reasons that people get fired where a case of wrongful termination may exist:

    • A personal conflict with your boss and/or colleagues that results in you getting fired.
    • A breach of contract where you are improperly fired for violating part of your contract.
    • A downsizing where you are told that your job is being eliminated only to find out that your employer then hires someone to replace you in the exact same position.
    • Being fired or forced to quit so that your boss can hire a friend to replace you.
    • Sexual harassment ie. you are sexually harassed and when you rebuff the advances or report them, you are fired.
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      • A personal conflict with your boss and/or colleagues that results in you getting fired.
      • A breach of contract where you are improperly fired for violating part of your contract.
      • A downsizing where you are told that your job is being eliminated only to find out that your employer then hires someone to replace you in the exact same position.
      • Being fired or forced to quit so that your boss can hire a friend to replace you.
      • Sexual harassment ie. you are sexually harassed and when you rebuff the advances or report them, you are fired.
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      • Being fired or forced to quit so that your boss can hire a friend to replace you.
      • Sexual harassment ie. you are sexually harassed and when you rebuff the advances or report them, you are fired.
      • Discrimination based on sex, race, age, religion, sexual orientation, political affiliation, etc.
      • You report a wrongdoing in the company and are fired ie. you are a whistleblower.

      These are just some of the reasons where a case of wrongful termination might exist. Certainly your specific situation and the employment laws that govern your area of employment may take precedence.

      How Can You Minimize The Chances Of Wrongful Termination?

      Wherever possible, always document your work and keep hard copies of any emails or other written documentation that positively comments on your work. For example, if you receive a positive employment review from your boss, bring a copy of it home and keep it on file.

      If you receive written praise from peers regarding a project you worked on, keep a copy of it at home.

      I’m not suggesting you remove work-related material and take it home with you if it violates your employment contract or if it’s the property of the company but keeping a copy of personal materials that you should be entitled to such as a performance review is legitimate especially if your manager gives you a copy to keep.

      If you are unsure, ask your manager if you can keep a copy of your performance review at the time it is given to you.

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