Post: Can I be legally terminated for...?

Posted by Gordon G on 8/21/10
My boss left a message with my roommate yesterday asking me to come into work today. I had previous plans and had not called my boss back to agree, or disagree. My boss again called back and asked if I had received the message, being told by my roommate that I had. When I was told that my boss had called I was just leaving, because I had previous plans. The day my boss wanted me to work is my scheduled day off. I was wondering if my boss can fire me for not calling her back to either agree or disagree to go into work on my day off? No I did not go into work, and did not feel that I was obligated to go into work, or obligated to even call my boss back. My boss never spoke to me, and never asked me personally or over the phone to go into work, but instead talked to my roommate and asked my roommate. Basically am I obligated to call my boss back and agree or disagree to work my day off, and can my boss legally fire me for not covering a shift even though I never personally agreed to it? I live in Michigan if that helps to answer my questions. Also I am not employed "at-will".
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- Can I be legally terminated for...?, 8/21/10, by Gordon G.
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