Government employees have some rights that private-sector employees don’t have, including so-called liberty and property interests in their jobs. That can include the right to a hearing and an opportunity to present their side of the story before being discharged. It also includes the right to preserve their reputations.
Learn from public employee’s ‘reputation’ suit–even if you’re a private-sector employer
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