I was fired for allegedly smoking " spice " . Is this legal ?
In at-will states, the employer can fire employees for any reason, as long as the conduct is not specifically otherwise authorized by the...
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In at-will states, the employer can fire employees for any reason, as long as the conduct is not specifically otherwise authorized by the...
The employer was within their rights to terminate you based upon the facts in your post. Clocking in for another person or having another person...
Under federal law, you would have a viable retaliation claim. The actions of your supervisor, if condoned and ratified by the managing agents of...
It appears you may pursue a privacy claim, perhaps public disclosure of private facts. A restraining order my also be permissible if the photos...
This is a difficult question. I do not believe that passive, post employment conduct which was not pervasive, would be considered sexual...
Criminal background does not qualify as a protected classification under state or federal law, and therefore, you would have no claim.
My colleague has given good advice. If you can establish with credible evidence that the employer was motivated by a discriminatory bias on the...
You can always attempt to resolve matter at any point in the process. In some jurisdictions, the EEOC will appoint a settlement officer who will...
The facts are not clear, but an attorney would need to know the terms of any applicable collective bargaining agreement to advise. Most...
The employer may change the conditions of employment without notice to the employee in at-will states. In this instance, the employer treatment of...