The 2 words to strike from your HR vocabulary
At-will employment is the rule in most states, meaning you can terminate employees at any time and for any reason (except an unlawful one), as long as you don’t promise them a job for a specific length of time. Don't risk their at-will status by using the term “permanent” or “probationary period.”
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