Can my employer fire me 2 days after I was caught with my cell phone .
Assuming you are an at-will employee, yes, your employer can legally fire you in this situation.
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Assuming you are an at-will employee, yes, your employer can legally fire you in this situation.
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If you were paid more than you are entitled to, yes, you need to pay your employer back the excess.
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