An employee fired for participating in a protected activity, such as an employment-discrimination investigation, cannot sue for wrongful discharge.

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An employee who is fired for participating in a protected activity, such as an employment-discrimination investigation, may have grounds to sue for wrongful discharge under certain circumstances. Retaliation against an employee for engaging in protected activity is illegal and can result in legal action.

An Employee Fired for Participating in a Protected Activity, Such