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I answered a help wanted ad....when i did get an interview....the company said they usually go through a temp service.
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Answered on April 07, 2013
It is legal for a company to hire workers through a temp agency. It would not be illegal for the company to give your name and phone number to the...
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Laid off after 16 years. Got lump sum of 12 weeks. Will this affect how long until I receive unemployment ?
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My guess is that you will not be eligible for unemployment benefits for the 12-week period covered by the severance payment, even though you...
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Can an employer retroactively apply a new policy and fire someone?
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Did you sustain the injury at work as was it covered under workers' comp? If so, then you may have a workers' comp retaliation claim. However, I...
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Is it sexual harassment if a manager asks you to take naked pictures?
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Unless you were hired as a model for an adult magazine, it would certainly be unlawful for your supervisor to engage in the conduct that you...
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What exactly does the following phrase mean:
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Some employers unlawfully classify employees as "independent contractors" to avoid paying workers' comp and unemployment compensation insurance,...
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Have I been victim of employment discrimination?
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You may have a claim for equitable or promissory estoppel. Basically, you relied to your detriment on the company's promise and then the company...
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Do I need an employment attorney?
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HIPAA covers medical information provided to a health provided or an insurer. It typically does not apply to information provided to an employer. ...
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As an employer what information can I provide regarding an employee to someone calling to verify information?
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Answered on April 06, 2013
There is a Minnesota law that directly applies to your question -- Minn. Stat. § 181.967. The types of information that employers can generally...
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Can I legally get my employer to cut my hours?
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Employers generally have broad discretion to manage their employees and operations, including setting work schedules. Some collective bargaining...
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If a employer terminates and wont givereason to me or unemployment can i sue based on i feel i was terminated becuase of my rel
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The ultimate burden of proof would be on you. A three-step burden shifting process applies to religious discrimination claims. The first step...
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