Is tha legal being terminated from work i f i smell alcohol in my breath?
I interpret your question as asking if your employer can fire you because your manager smelled alcohol on your breath. And yes, your employer can...
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I interpret your question as asking if your employer can fire you because your manager smelled alcohol on your breath. And yes, your employer can...
The process for filing a discrimination complaint against the federal government is complicated and counter-intuitive. Because of its special...
It depends entirely on the terms of the collective bargaining agreement (CBA or contract). If the collective bargaining agreement says the employer...
Most unions try to do the right thing and obtain justice. However, many local unions have limited money and staff resources so they must pick and...
I am a California attorney and cannot give legal advice in your state. My comments are information only, based on federal law and general legal...
Mr. Kirschbaum and Mr. Pedersen are absolutely correct. I write only to add that if you are in business in California, you really should have an...
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Certainly, any prospective employer will want to know that you will not violate its own NDA, and should respect your attention to your obligations....
No, your employer does not have to accept your request for a different job, regardless of whether you call it a "self-demotion" or anything else. ...
Your boss is incorrect. Employees must be allowed the full 30 minutes (net 30 minutes) for lunch and the full 10 minutes (net 10 minutes) for each...