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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Ryan finds the lower court properly granted the employer's motion for summary judgment. Although the nursing manager made comments about potential safety issues shortly before her termination, none of the issues implicate a specific public policy that would allow her to prevail on her wrongful termination claim, while her abrasive and bully-like behavior toward subordinates gave the employer a legitimate reason to fire her. Affirmed.
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