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Illinois Employment Legal Advice (592 found)Narrow your searchPosted 11 days ago in Employment / Labor Chicago, IL
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Perhaps. If you took any client lists or other materials from your former... Posted 4 days ago in Employment / Labor Burbank, IL Posted 25 days ago in Employment / Labor Chicago, IL
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First, I think you are asking if you can file suit in Illinois. That is a... Posted 7 days ago in Employment / Labor Columbia, IL Posted 28 days ago in Employment / Labor Chicago, IL
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You feel like you're being strung along and that you're entitled to the lead... Posted 9 days ago in Employment / Labor Evanston, IL
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What is wrong with that? The law permitted you time off for specific things.... Posted 10 days ago in Employment / Labor Aurora, IL Posted 11 days ago in Employment / Labor Rockford, IL
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Get a lawyer right away because appeal deadlines are strict. You might read... Posted 12 days ago in Employment / Labor Chicago, IL
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Consider that there is a federal minimum wage statute and that zero pay is less... Posted 16 days ago in Employment / Labor Chicago, IL
Christopher R. Minelli's answer
No, they cannot have a per se "do not speak Spanish" rule. Federal employment... Posted 18 days ago in Employment / Labor Chicago, IL Posted 19 days ago in Employment / Labor Burbank, IL |