If i request a letter explaining the "Justification of Termination", does my previous employer have to provide me with one?
Ohio doesn’t have a law requiring employers provide you a reason or a letter stating that reason.
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Ohio doesn’t have a law requiring employers provide you a reason or a letter stating that reason.
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They were totally within their rights to do this.
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Typically not. Most well-drafted handbooks expressly state that they are not contracts. Look at the one you signed and see if it contains that...
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