Does the employee polygraph protection act cover government employees?
The Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) does not cover government employees
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The Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) does not cover government employees
This seems like a clear violation of the Employee Polygraph Protection Act, for information on this law see my web site polygraphlaw.com.
I cant address your particular question insofar as I practice in Florida. Nevertheless, if the employer takes adverse action against you, you...
Legally, the answer is No, because that would be a violation of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) if in fact you are talking about the...
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Assuming this is a private employer related grievance, this procedure could be a possible violation of the National Labor Relations Act's "duty of...
You need to give more facts, leave why?, because you and other employees, as a group, were complaining about work related issues? I assume that...
Depends on the wording of the release, but if its a well drafted "general" release, which includes required language ( for example for Age...
Yes, if you are an employee "at will", ( no union or individual employment contract ) an employer can fire you for a good or bad reason, an unjust...
I agree with Stuart. It's not a good idea to represent yourself. In Florida there are three levels of appeal, (1) a hearing before an appeals...
Based on the few facts stated in your question, the answer is probably yes. Although you were employed for 18 years, unless you had an individual...