Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota
I've been at my current job for two years now. Seven months ago I received a charge of petty misdemeanor theft. Everything has been said and done and I have paid my $180 fine. My name will appear in the newspaper under convictions and I am worried that I will lose my current job because of this act if my employer sees this. Can I get fired from my job even though this instance has nothing to do with my current employer?
Asked on 11/04/12, 11:17 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Landon Ascheman
Ascheman Law
Yes, Minnesota is an "at will" State. Your employer can fire you for nearly any reason.
Answered on 11/04/12, 11:40 am
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