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I recall some time ago finding information that an employer firing an employee at the end of their workday was considered illegal. Discussing my recent termination with a friend, that was the first thing they brought up. They used to be a manager in this state, though it was many years ago.



I can't find anything besides two Yahoo Answers talking about it, and it seems to be some people chiming in with 1-liners of their interpretation, of which the answer conflict with each other.



In Georgia (USA), is it illegal to let an employee work a full day of work, only to terminate them at the end of the day?



Does change if they are getting fired or laid off? I think technically I was laid off, but I don't see much of a distinction.









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    I recall some time ago finding information that an employer firing an employee at the end of their workday was considered illegal. Discussing my recent termination with a friend, that was the first thing they brought up. They used to be a manager in this state, though it was many years ago.



    I can't find anything besides two Yahoo Answers talking about it, and it seems to be some people chiming in with 1-liners of their interpretation, of which the answer conflict with each other.



    In Georgia (USA), is it illegal to let an employee work a full day of work, only to terminate them at the end of the day?



    Does change if they are getting fired or laid off? I think technically I was laid off, but I don't see much of a distinction.









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      I recall some time ago finding information that an employer firing an employee at the end of their workday was considered illegal. Discussing my recent termination with a friend, that was the first thing they brought up. They used to be a manager in this state, though it was many years ago.



      I can't find anything besides two Yahoo Answers talking about it, and it seems to be some people chiming in with 1-liners of their interpretation, of which the answer conflict with each other.



      In Georgia (USA), is it illegal to let an employee work a full day of work, only to terminate them at the end of the day?



      Does change if they are getting fired or laid off? I think technically I was laid off, but I don't see much of a distinction.









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      I recall some time ago finding information that an employer firing an employee at the end of their workday was considered illegal. Discussing my recent termination with a friend, that was the first thing they brought up. They used to be a manager in this state, though it was many years ago.



      I can't find anything besides two Yahoo Answers talking about it, and it seems to be some people chiming in with 1-liners of their interpretation, of which the answer conflict with each other.



      In Georgia (USA), is it illegal to let an employee work a full day of work, only to terminate them at the end of the day?



      Does change if they are getting fired or laid off? I think technically I was laid off, but I don't see much of a distinction.







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