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[quote=Anonymous]if she's fired for cause, she won't get unemployment either. Then you have to deal with future interviews and explaining whey you were fired. Resign on your own terms - ask for severance and a reference letter. If they say no, then let them know that you'll file an EEOC complaint. You don't need a lawyer right now. Anyway, no lawyer would do this on a contingency. I woudn't. [/quote]
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