Can English only in the workplace be required?
Mr. Tan is correct. English only rules can only be justified in very rare cases, typically where health and safety situations are involved. Try to...
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Mr. Tan is correct. English only rules can only be justified in very rare cases, typically where health and safety situations are involved. Try to...
In California, non-compete agreements are legally unenforceable and against public policy (Business and Professions Code, section 1660). California...
Is it right? Perhaps not. Is it legal? Probably. Unless you belong to a union which may have rules preventing suspensions without good cause, your...
I agree with my colleague, Mr. Petersen. I would add that it is not the responsibility of an employer to inform you of your legal rights, other...
You may be able to file a cross-complaint against the employer and demand indemnification. But as I told you before, only an attorney with whom you...
It depends on the terms of the sale. If the purchase agreement included assuming the seller's liabilities, along with the assets, you may be on the...
You need to retain an attorney...now! Avvo is not the place to try to get free general legal advice when you have been served with a lawsuit. The...
If you have no attorney, the DFEH sends the right to sue letter to the employer. If you indicate you have an attorney, the attorney sends the notice.
Here is what the EDD Benefit Determination Guide says about your situation: "The State Labor Code provides that all wages, with the exception of...
Not sure what your question is but if it is whether you have grounds for a lawsuit for wrongful termination, the answer is no. Being fired unfairly...