November’s mid-term elections are less than a week away, undoubtedly intensifying political discussion and debate among voters.
Yet, to what extent can employees in the private sector workplace voice their opinions without risking termination for expressing a political view that their employer might disagree with or think is a waste of time even while “off the clock?” Florida law offers no certain answer.
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