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For trusted public employees, unsavory off-duty conduct can amount to a firing offense

05/20/2011

Most employees can’t be fired for their legal, off-duty activities. But that’s not true for some government employees. For example, police officers, judges and teachers have a higher duty to the citizens they serve, and they can be terminated for off-duty conduct.

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