Because most if not all legislatures are pro-business so they can attract tax dollars to the state. If the worker has to suffer, well... there are others where that one came from.

I think it is a huge issue, not having the ability to have any real security in your job. Even if it is challenged when you get fired, it is a pretty low bar for a business to show 'cause'. All they really have to prove is that you are not in a 'protected class' and you were't fired for being part of that class.

Gay? Nope, didn't mind at all. But he was 2 minutes late 5 DAYS IN A ROW!!