Employers often bend over backward to give employees second chances. But when second chances turn into third and fourth chances, you'll probably lose your patience and send the employee packing. Some employers, however, wrongly believe that they must cite a particularly serious behavior or performance problem as the last straw before termination. As a new ruling shows, that's simply not true ...
‘Last straw’ needn’t be egregious to justify firing
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