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Manager is colluding

Asking for wife.  Her manager is forcing her to resign.  She's unable to transfer to her old dept (b/c the manager there is besties with her current manager).  But her manager is creating false claims: she's incompetent, rude, and that she's not there to resolve quarrels.  Texas is a At-Will state, but is there anything she can do, perhaps legally?  

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    She needs factual data.  not "she doesn't like me".  Needs to be on date X at time y and exactly what happened. Leave out superfluous stateements.   "She doesn't like me" is meaningless.  "She is out to get me" is meaningless.   "She is besties with someone" sounds like high school stuff.  She can go above her manager to discuss. but gonna need no subjective and all objective.  She's "incompetent".  Leave out that word.  What happened specifically. Others can decide if they are incompetent She is "rude".  What does that mean?  I was a manager for many years. I could care less about "mean" "rude" etc. I needed facts.  Specific and on date and time. 

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