Free speech, political protests and work: What employees need to know to not get fired

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Free speech, political protests and work: What employees need to know to not get fired
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The First Amendment does not workers who protest if their boss decides to fire them. Knowing speech law in an era of protest is important job training.

Recent Google worker protests over the tech giant's contracts in Israel led to employees being fired.In an era of intense political protests, and an election season, knowing your speech rights as an employee are important to job security, especially for younger millennial and Gen Z workers more inclined to speak out.

Google criticized as AI Overview makes obvious errors, saying President Obama is Muslim and that it's safe to leave dogs in hot carsMany people participating in protests, sit-ins, or making charged statements on social media may think the First Amendment offers them a blanket of protection, but the U.S. Constitution places restrictions on the government, not private-sector employers.

Workers also have the right to speak out about an employer's unlawful conduct that harms them or other workers, such as discrimination, harassment, wage violations, and opposition to union efforts to improve conditions, said Jahan Sagafi, partner-in-charge of Outten & Golden's San Francisco office, where he represents workers in employment class actions.

First: Use common sense and don't be disruptive at work, Sagafi said. Don't plan a protest for societal change on company grounds or on company time, or using company resources."In general, the company has the right to maintain an orderly, inclusive, productive environment for everyone," Sagafi said.

Simply going to a protest might not rise to the level of firing, but if you're posting publicly, or there's a photo of you holding up a sign or throwing something or even just putting something on social media like"I hate oil," it could be reasonable grounds for a company to fire you, she added.

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