but it's not that he just did "bad stuff," it's that he's a fugitive from an outstanding warrant. legally I'm curious if MS would be liable for helping him stay employed as he evaded arrest.
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by betsydupuis on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @07:29PM
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In Texas, yes they are, but it's something that's rarely prosecuted.
In fairness, they do need procedures to accommodate such people. Your other employment-related rights don't end just because you've done bad stuff, and you need to treat perpetrators of domestic violence differently to ordinary employees (e.g. being really suspicious of them).
I like bashing Microsoft as much as the next person, but I doubt this situation had much to do with Microsoft's domestic violence policies.