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Fired Over a Zoom Call? What’s Legal and What’s Not in the Remote Workplace
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Fired Over a Zoom Call? What’s Legal and What’s Not in the Remote Workplace
Image by succo from Pixabay As remote work becomes increasingly common, the line between professional and personal space has blurred. Employers now conduct job interviews, meetings, and even terminations through virtual platforms like Zoom. But when it comes to being fired over a video call, many workers are left wondering: Is this legal? And more importantly, what rights do remote employees have in today’s digital workplace? This article explor…
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