Can an employer require one to be bilingual?
The ability to speak Spanish is a job skill. Unless you can show that a Spanish requirement is completely unnecessary and really just a way to...
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The ability to speak Spanish is a job skill. Unless you can show that a Spanish requirement is completely unnecessary and really just a way to...
Most people who are sued do not agreed with the lawsuit, but this does not give rise to any legal claims against the plaintiff, much less the...
There is no basis to sue unless your employer expressly agreed to employ you for a particular period of time, or agreed not to terminate you but...
It depends on why you cannot accept the full time position. If you have a compelling reason, such as child care obligations, you might be eligible...
Employers have incredibly vast discretion when it comes to who they want to hire. They are not obligated to hire the most "qualified" or...
Your subject line and the last sentence of your post ask very different questions. As far as whether you can be terminated for a non-specific...
An employer has the right to investigate an employee's need for FMLA leave, and there is nothing inherently unlawful about following you to a...
It's not that attorneys are apprehensive about litigation against a state agency, it's that they are apprehensive about potentially working for...
Renegotiating now is extremely unlikely to result in a better offer and may very well result in your loss of a settlement altogether. That said,...
To have a claim for sexual harassment, you would need to prove that the comments were unwelcome and would have been offensive to a reasonable...