by Martin J. Regimbal, The Kullman Firm
Summary
This guide provides an overview of laws relevant to separation from employment in Mississippi, including those related to at-will employment, protections for off-duty conduct, drug and alcohol testing, and final pay.
In this guide, learn about:
- Termination for cause
- Off‑duty conduct
- Political activities
- Smokers’ rights
- Drug and alcohol testing
- Termination pay
- Future developments
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About the author
The Kullman Firm
Founded in 1946, The Kullman Firm is completely dedicated to practicing employment law on behalf of management. They help both public and private employers comply with a variety of complex employment laws and regulations and consult with clients in the US and abroad.
The Kullman Firm’s attorneys have experience across the spectrum of employment law including employment discrimination, class and collective actions, non-compete and confidentiality litigation, ERISA and employee benefit plans, affirmative action and federal contracting, immigration, HR administration, leave management and OSHA/workplace safety.