Is this I appropriate behavior for a professional work place? What rights do I have as an employee?

You should talk to an employment attorney, particularly if these comments offend you. Just keep in mind if nothing adverse is currently or has...

If my current employer forces me to take a drug test without cause, and i come back clean, do i have legal options

I'm not sure I understand what the "damage to reputation" is under these circumstances. State laws vary regarding how drug tests in the workplace...

I have been working as a caregiver for 5 weeks and my employer will not pay me

Without being licensed to practice law in AR, I cannot say for sure. However, when you offered to take on the role of caregiver, was there an...

Former Employer denying benefits, stating I refused a job offer.

Unemployment benefits vary greatly state by state. I am only licensed in NC so I do not have an exact answer other than "maybe." I recommend you...

Generally speaking, workplace harassment is going to be defined as any offensive conduct that interferes with your ability to do the job for which...

In NC can your employer tell you cant have a water cup or bottle in your work area ?

I agree with all the above responses. However, from a non-legal perspective, it may be worth talking to other employees and seeing if this is a...

Employment question regarding who owns the rights.

Without being licensed to practice in Florida and therefore unsure of Florida laws that may apply, usually the employee's work belongs to the...

Do I need a lawyer for religious discrimination in the workplace?

I agree with the others in that you should speak to an attorney. It seems like nothing adverse has occurred yet but it wouldn't hurt to pass along...

Severance Question

Make sure you review your severance agreement. Many times when you accept the severance pay and sign the agreement, you waive your right to file...

Is there any legal recourse to compel my former employer to pay me money that was promised to me?

If you are an employee and not a 1099 (independent contractor), you can probably make the claim that you were promised wages that were earned but...