Is it okay to be yelled at at work in front of other staff?
Unfortunately, employees and job applicants have very few employment rights, and employers have a lot of leeway in how they choose to run their...
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Unfortunately, employees and job applicants have very few employment rights, and employers have a lot of leeway in how they choose to run their...
You are not being charged a fee to stay out of the union. You are being charged a fee instead of dues, and the fee is the equivalent to the cost of...
I'm not sure what the union has to do with this because it doesn't sound like the issue is related to the contract with the employer. If it is a...
I agree with Mr. Pedersen that if your communication to your coworker pertained to wages, hours and terms of employment, your termination was...
It doesn't sound like the potential employer can charge you for not participating in a webinar that hasn't even happened yet. And I cannot believe...
I'm glad you clarified the situation underneath Mr. Pedersen's response. You asked what to do now, and that is to file for unemployment benefits....
There are various sources of POTENTIAL protection related to your medical status. f the illness or injury is caused by a serious medical...
I completely agree with the other attorneys who explained that some favoritism is not illegal. However, favoritism is illegal if it is based on...
You've already received five responses to your post and they all say the same thing: you should be getting paid for your work. I'll join that group...
Yes, a federal agency can terminate a permanent or probationary employee if the employee fails to perform as required. This answer assumes you are...
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