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If your employee of Wal-Mart and they fire you for stealing should there be a tape?

Answered 2 years ago by Mr. John Michael Frick (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
It is not legally required that an employer have a tape to fire an employee for stealing.  Claiming that it has a tape of you stealing when it does not actually have such a tape might create an inference that the reason stated for your termination was pretextual.  That may be helpful if you think you might have a case for wrongful employment discrimination based on your race, color, ethnicity, national origin, disability, religion, age, or pregnancy.... Read More
It is not legally required that an employer have a tape to fire an employee for stealing.  Claiming that it has a tape of you stealing when it... Read More

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