My employer wants me to begin working full-time, yet, they haven't an employee handbook in place. Is this legal?
Mr. Angel is correct as usual. Your options are you do as the employer requests or refuse and risk termination.
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Mr. Angel is correct as usual. Your options are you do as the employer requests or refuse and risk termination.
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