Employees are entitled to fair treatment, but that doesn’t mean HR has to become a court of law and prove beyond a reasonable doubt that an employee did something deserving of discharge. As long as you reasonably believe an employee broke a rule or otherwise did something deserving of discharge, a termination will stand up to a legal challenge.
You don’t need absolute proof to fire
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