Minnesota Wrongful Termination Legal Advice (16 found)

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Steven Mark Sweat's answer
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If you have facts to show you were terminated in direct retaliation for either...
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L. Maxwell Taylor
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The answer to this is, they can, unless the state law provides time over and...
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Michael Hutchens Frasier
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Unless you have an employment contract, in Minnesota, an employer does not need...
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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If you have a union to advocate your rights or if you negotiated an employment...
L. Maxwell Taylor
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Consult a Minnesota employment lawyer to determine whether you have a remedy....
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Jonathan H Levy
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If you were an "at will" employee, he can fire you for any reason but if he did...
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
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There is probably nothing you can do legally, but you might want to speak with...
Okorie Okorocha
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I doubt a company would do that because it exposes them to being sued. My...
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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An employee at will can be fired for no cause at all. Without a union or an...
David C. Garner
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I agree. It also worries me that you recorded the coversation. It is illegal...
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Diana S. Brodman Summers
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If you fiance is an at will employee (not covered under a union contract or...
Diana S. Brodman Summers
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As for collecting unemployment benefits, the majority of states do not allow a...

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