Sent home
On what basis? For violation of company policy? Yes, an employee may be sent home for a number of (legitimate and illegitimate) reasons.
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On what basis? For violation of company policy? Yes, an employee may be sent home for a number of (legitimate and illegitimate) reasons.
If your question is whether you have a winnable wrongful termination case, the answer is no, based on what you describe.
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