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He gave his 2 weeks resignation letter they have been trying to convince him to stay. Now that they realize he is leaving anyway
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Your post has nothing to do with the caption at top. That makes it somewhat difficult to reliably determine what may really be going on that you...
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Can i sue my boss for defamation of character?
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Answered on May 12, 2012
No attorney would take this case on contingency, and it would cost you several thousand just to begin a lawsuit here. And then you would need...
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What do I do if my former co-worker who is an attorney has sent me threats?
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Answered on May 12, 2012
It depends on the nature of the threats. Threats of physical violence? Call the police and report to the bar. Threats to sue you? Call a lawyer.
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Is it legal for a manager to force an employee to conduct duties and tasks that are non related to their job title?
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Your employer can change the requirements for your position at any time, and can terminate you for not meeting the current or new requirements. For...
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Can my employer change my position based on falsified accusations?
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Your employer has no need to manipulate the circumstances of any disapproval of your work. You can be fired without any reason and without any...
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I was fired for my attandance
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Well, attendance matters. It is the most important thing in the world of employment. And warnings are not required by law, especially on matters...
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Tortious interference with prospective business relations
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Sounds like a homework assignment to me. In almost every case, the better course is to do your own homework.
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Copy of complaint made via email with employer as evidence
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Is there some specific work rule that prevents you from emailing a cc to yourself at your work email?Is there a rule that prevents you from making...
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Can an occasional guitarist for bar band sue for lost future wages if I fire him for being too loud?
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Answered on May 12, 2012
Mr. Jackson is right. He has no basis on law for that demand. Tell him to have his lawyer talk to your lawyer.
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Is it legal for a manager to use an employee's schedule for personal discrimination?!
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Answered on May 12, 2012
If you are asking whether an employer or supervisor can make rules or requirements that s/he knows will make it impossible for the employee to meet...
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