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In article <354697b8.365366867@news.dimensional.com>,
weiser@dimensional.com (Scott Weiser) wrote:

> On Tue, 28 Apr 1998 13:33:04 -0400, "Pedro Penduko"
> <Pedropenduko@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> >Yes I believe you are making this up. Nobody can dictate what car you can
> >drive in the company. Heck I have better cars than the executives in my
> >company and they are paid for. I have a1998 MB Ml320 and a1997 MB E420. And
> >they do not tell me that only executives can drive such a car. That is
> >preposterous. Unbelievable!
> 
> Actually, as private property, a business owner can dictate whether
> you drive a car *at all*, and since Colorado is an "at will"
> employment state, your boss can fire you for *any* reason, or no
> reason at all....except for illegal discriminatory reasons.

Are there any states that AREN'T "at will" employment states?  That is, I
thought all states were "at-will" employment states.

Corey
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