I have a convicted misdemeanor that was downgraded from shoplifting, can I be denied a job
Under the new EEOC guidelines, an automatic bar for a criminal conviction is illegal. The potential employer must give you an opportunity to...
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Under the new EEOC guidelines, an automatic bar for a criminal conviction is illegal. The potential employer must give you an opportunity to...
Under the new EEOC guidelines, an automatic bar for a criminal conviction is illegal. The potential employer must give you an opportunity to...
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I agree with Mr. White and Mr. Finn. In addition, since you were asked to resign, you should be eligible for unemployment. Only voluntary...
While you may be eligible for unemployment if you leave due to the pay cut, you are probably better off continuing to work and looking for another...
It does not appear that you are entitled to your bonus. However, depending on the facts, you may have a claim under New Jersey's whistle-blower...
In New York, only one party to the conversation must consent to its recording. It appears that your former employer may have violated the law by...
Probably not, since your current employer did not have to release you. If you haven't done so already, show the email to your prospective...
You do not have to sign the document if you do not agree with it. However, before you refuse to sign, make sure that you won't lose your job if...
To be eligible for FMLA you would need to have a serious health condition. Being out sick for only one day would not qualify.
You should retain an experienced employment attorney to review the release and advise you before you sign it.