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L. Maxwell Taylor
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Take it up with your Union. Follow the procedures in your collective...
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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If you are an at-will employee, you can be fired for any reason or no reason,...
L. Maxwell Taylor
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That's up to them. I would expect you might have some difficulty getting hired...
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Thuong-Tri Nguyen
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Employment in WA is generally at will. That is, either the employer or the...
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Robert John Murillo
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Employment is considered “at-will” in most states. That means, absent a...
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You may want to have an employment attorney review your situation in more...
Pamela Koslyn
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Was this a management agreement or a partnership? You need to have had a clear...
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Susan Lee Beecher
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Yes, I understand what you are asking. "Through no fault of your own" means not...
Nigel Stephen Malden
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I would want to meet with you in person and review all of your documents to...
Ryan Pauley
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Thank you for your question. I practice labor and employment law in Seattle...
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Herbert J Tan
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Are you a member of a union?
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Alan James Brinkmeier
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A hostile work environment requires a severe or pervasive pattern of harassment...
Alexandra A Filutowski
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Have these comments affected your sleep, mental health, productivity on the job,...
Herbert J Tan
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I would have to review the severance to answer this question.
Shawn B Alexander
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if you never signed any contracts then you were at will employee and yuor...
Susan Lee Beecher
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Apply for unemployment compensation, as under these facts, you should qualify....
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Contributor Level 10

If you have a union to advocate your rights or if you negotiated an employment...
Nicole M. Bolan
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In general, an employee in Washington can be fired for no reason at all,...
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David E Calkins
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Although anyone may sue anyone for anything, the question is, do you really...
Alexandra A Filutowski
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You raise a couple issues: 1) slander and 2) intentional infliction of...

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