Is it illegal for a former boss to let one's prospective employer learn that this former employee had been fired?
It is safest to confirm just dates of employment if you have to respond at all. I don't think you are under any obligation to respond
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It is safest to confirm just dates of employment if you have to respond at all. I don't think you are under any obligation to respond
Your mom should look to the company's whistleblowing and harassment policy and file an internal complaint.
If you are sued, you will need to retain an attorney to defend you. Did you have any agreement with the agency about how long you would work there?...
yes you can represent yourself but you may not do as good a job as an attorney. Have you spoken to a labor and employment attorney about a ...
I would suggest it be worded as a resignation in lieu of termination not for misconduct. This should be negotiated. As a general rule it is...
Generally the Department of Labor will look to the employer policy regarding payout of accrued time when you are terminated. You can file a free...
No you can not sue. The proper recourse is to appeal. It is a very short deadline. You should contact an attorney immediately
You should immediately consult with another attorney to ensure your rights are protected and participate in the Appeal hearing if not too late
I don't believe so but you may have another employment case. You should consult with a labor and emplyment attorney. You can submit a signed...
yes you may have a claim for interference with your employment. You should consult with an expereinced labor and employment attorney. What type...