Unfair Job Termination Concerns

Summary

If your employer is forcing you to quit or threatening to fire you due to a police inquiry about a stolen computer with sexual content, it may be considered constructive dismissal in Minnesota. You cannot be fired for being involved in a crime unless convicted. For specific advice, consult an employment lawyer. The Minnesota State Bar Association Lawyer Referral and Information Service can help you find a suitable attorney.

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Police asked my boss some questions about. Now he’s forcing me to quit or will fire me soon
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Could you please provide more details? What was the nature of the police inquiry? Also, could you tell me which state you're in? Laws vary by location.
My computer was stolen and there was sexual content on it
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In which state do you live? This will help me provide accurate information about your legal rights in your location.
Minnesota
I understand your situation. In Minnesota:
- You cannot be fired for being involved in a crime unless convicted.
- If you're forced to quit, it could be "constructive dismissal".
Please consult an employment lawyer for specific advice.
Do you have any contacts
Sure, you can reach out to the Minnesota State Bar Association Lawyer Referral and Information Service. They can guide you to an employment lawyer.
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.mnbar.org/members/public-resources/find-a-lawyer
Please remember, this is just a referral service.