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You can be terminated in Idaho under various circumstances, including poor job performance, violation of company policies, or downsizing. Employers must use discretion and consider all factors before making termination decisions. The Idaho Notice of Job Assignment and Performance Requirements helps outline the specific conditions under which termination may occur. Being aware of these circumstances provides clarity and helps protect your rights.