Pennsylvania HB567 establishes yearly employment contracts, prohibits waivers of employment protections, defines wrongful discharge, and outlines.
Pennsylvania HB567, the Employment Clarification Act, presumes a yearly employment contract between employers and employees unless otherwise specified in a written contract. It prohibits employers from terminating employment without good cause, which includes retaliation, lack of good cause, material violations of personnel policy, constructive discharge, and employer conduct violating employment protections. Employers can terminate employment for good cause, including financial exigency, crime conviction, or incapacity to perform duties.
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