Texas is an at-will employment State which means that your employer can terminate you for any reason or no reason at all. As with all legal...

Looking for help exspunging my record for employment?

You cannot have an offense that you were placed on deferred adjudication for expunged. The expunction statute, Texas Code of Criminal Procedure...

How long do I have to be employed at a job before I can collect unemployment? They are laying off/just plain firing me.

The answer to your question is more complicated than this space really allows. For really specific information on this you should consult the "How...

I have obtained a Non-Disclosure and applying for a job at a financial institution, who can view my record besides TX DPS?

There are 30 agencies or entities that a criminal justice agency may disclose criminal record history information that is the subject of an order...

If i have a deffered ajudication and served probation with no problem,, do i need to tell employer of the offence commited

In addition to the information provided by the previous attorney, you should also consider consulting an attorney about possibly having the offense...

The decision of the appeals tribunal does not become a final decision until the expiration of 14 days after the date the favorable decision was...

Employer criminal background check - Texas

While I agree in general with the prior attorney's answer, in my opinion, the question is what the nature of your criminal findings are. A...

I quit my jon because my boss was harrassing me for going to the bathroom, I was (am) pregnant when I quit can I file for unempl

Generally, voluntarily quitting a job would disqualify you from receiving unemployment compensation benefits. That being said, there is a limited...

Texas is an at-will employment state. In short (and very generally) you can be fired for any reason that is not related to your membership in a...

I was fired because my son sent to my work computer ads for massges from girls as a joke and now I cant draw unemployment.

You need to apply for Unemployment Compensation benefits from the Texas Workforce Commission. If you are denied, you have the right to appeal and...