Matthew R Overfield
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- Jurisdiction
- Michigan
A big question in my mind is...
Why can an employer fire you for freedom of speech and you cannot sue them, but not religious beliefs? Are these not both rights guaranteed by the Constitution?
Also, supposing that you can sue an employer for firing you for freedom of speech, can you sue a company that you do not work for...for violating your freedom of speech and/or religious beliefs?
Thanks.
Why can an employer fire you for freedom of speech and you cannot sue them, but not religious beliefs? Are these not both rights guaranteed by the Constitution?
Also, supposing that you can sue an employer for firing you for freedom of speech, can you sue a company that you do not work for...for violating your freedom of speech and/or religious beliefs?
Thanks.