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The steps in terminating an employee legally include conducting a private session with the employee in the presence of a witness, preparing a final paycheck, and having the employee pick his belongings honorably.
If you mean terminated as in assassinated... They could be terminated by reasons of transferring income sales into a private account, By getting a large amount of money(planted or not) and being subject to tax evasion. Having an affair with your daughter or another loved one. Now if you mean terminated as in fired... Then that's out of my bubble of thought. Good luck!
Uranus can get fired.
Living from paycheck to paycheck, having debt, and poor housing or lodging are good indicators on a social level.
Wrongful termination in an employment contract means that the employer incorrectly terminated a contracted employee in discordance with his employment contract. I.e. Your employment contracts states that in order for a contracted employee to be terminated, cause must be shown. Your employer just doesn't like you and fires you.Unless one of the terms in your contract states that "Disdain for employees by management" is considered grounds for dismissal, this would be wrongful. It's a breach of contract.
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Depends on the law where you are, and whether it is legal to have a gun, and what you were doing with it. Without that information, we cannot even guess at an answer. Sort of like "what is penalty of having car?"
The only form of penalty is possibly having to pay the defendant's court costs if you lose.
In private sector companies, it is not necessary to train an employee unless the job is directly related to public safety. That said, if you want the employee to perform their job properly, then providing them with proper training is essential. Additionally, having a strong, documented training program in place helps companies in situations where terminated employees may sue the company or file for employment benefits. If a company can't show that they provided proper training for the employee, then the companies case becomes isn't as strong.
Being sent to jail is the most serious penalty for not having a Visa. However, before jail time, typically, a person without a Visa is just fined.
Depends on the state. States such as Ohio are a "work-at-will" state, and an employee can be terminated for any reason besides the federal protections against discrimination against race, sex, creed, orientation, disability, etc...
There is no Federal law requiring registration of guns. MOST states also do not require it. No penalty.