The law does not prohibit you from telling third parties why you let an employee go. However, if you work for a business or other employer, you should verify that such action would not be a reason for the company to fire you. Additionally, you always run a risk that the employee would sue you for defamation. So, while you might be able to do it, you should ask: should I do it?
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