Do I have any rights? Do I have a case?
An employer can fire an employee for any reason that (a) does not violate a written employment agreement (such as a collective bargaining...
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An employer can fire an employee for any reason that (a) does not violate a written employment agreement (such as a collective bargaining...
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Mr. Chen gives you good advice. I am a NY attorney and thus cannot advise you as to your state's laws, but I can offer certain general information...
Mr. Myers gives you good advice. Part of the process of lawyering is to present the evidence and information in a manner that comports with the...
While I empathize with your thus far unsuccessful effort to find another teaching job, the purpose of this site is for attorneys to provide you...
You did not resign in lieu of termination, since no decision had been made to terminate you. Probably of more concern than verbiage is what your...
The answer to your question depends entirely upon the exact verbiage of the agreement that you signed. All other things being equal, I would...
You don't provide a lot of information, but I think it would be wise if you were to review the facts (including your evidence) with an attorney at...
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Your posting is rather unclear -- not only do you fail to explain what it was that your husband failed to inform flight control about, but I'm not...
Mr. Kirschbaum gives you good advice. As he advised you, some employers don't wish to re-hire previous employees. I do understand when you...
I obviously can't be certain what will happen here, but when you try to interfere with someone's livelihood, things sometimes go awry. Maybe you...