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    Default Re: Disciplined Varies on the Employee

    Generally speaking, yes. There's a HUGE different between FAIR treatment, and UNLAWFUL treatment. Lots of unfair things are perfectly legal.

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    Default Re: Disciplined Varies on the Employee

    Just to make sure I understand your response correctly, you are saying that it is illegal? (Given the general and unspecific circumstances I've given you.)

    EDIT: Sorry I misread your response. I understand now, thank you.

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    Default Re: Disciplined Varies on the Employee

    There is no law requiring that employers discipline their employees equally.

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