Q:

If your employer tells you to do something against the law and you refuse can they fire you

Answer

If your employer requests you perform an illegal activity, you have every right to refuse to do so. They can not legally fire you.

Categorized In: Careers & Employment

Source: Employee Rights in the Workplace – Free Law Resources – Nolo | www.nolo.com

Oct 14 2009, 11:29am

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