Never let fired employee unfairly blame bias; be prepared to prove performance deficiencies
Employees who have lost their jobs have very little to lose and everything to gain by suing their former employers. Your best defense when firing: Always carefully document a performance-related reason for the termination. That will trump all but the most egregious cases of supervisory expressions of bigotry.
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