about 6 days. I need to also mention that my training was not comparable to others that had trained for this position, my desk was about 100 feet away from those who were to train me leaving me alone to flounder. When I returned from recovery, I was fired for missing too many days and not "being at the level of training that others were at by that time" Now I am unemployed and feel that these things were out of my control and the "training " they provided was minimal compared to what others were receiving. Do I have any recourse?
As a general matter, in United States, employment is on an at will basis. That means that your employment may be terminated at any time for any reason or no reason at all. An employer has no duty to provide equal training to all employees. Your inquiry does not suggest that you have been discriminated against on any basis prohibited by law, such as race, religion, national origin, etc.
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