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Tread lightly when contemplating firing employee who’s been convicted of a crime

06/02/2010

Can you fire a current employee who, during employment, is convicted of a crime? It’s still not clear that you can fire him because of that conviction. Until the law is clarified, consult your attorney before firing someone based on criminal records.

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