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Employment in Florida - Right-to-work state

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Wondering what an at-will or right-to-work state means? Peter Tragos, the Lawyer You Know goes into detail about what these two terms mean for employees & employers in states like Florida, who have these common law practices.

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Florida is an “at-will” or “right-to-work” state. Generally, there are no contracts, most employment in Florida exists as long as the employer and employee chose to work together. This means that an employee has the ability to quit at any time. This also means that an employer can fire an employee at any time for any reason, as long as the employee is not fired for any discriminatory reason.

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