Can I sue an employer for the manner in which I was fired?
You cannot sue for this. The only circumstance under which you would be able to sue the employer for firing you in an unpleasant manner would be...
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You cannot sue for this. The only circumstance under which you would be able to sue the employer for firing you in an unpleasant manner would be...
Pregnancy discrimination is when your employer treats you worse than other employees because you are pregnant. The employer cannot lawfully treat...
Yes. The employer is required by Texas state law both to notify the employee in writing at the time of hire, and to post in the workplace a...
You cannot sue for this. The only time you can sue someone is if they do something that violates your legal rights. Because you do not have a...
Can you be interrupted by the judge? Yes. The judge who is presiding over the case can interrupt you any time they like. And the instant the...
Everything you have described is legal. As to the videotaping: Texas law permits your employer, or even a coworker, to videotape you without...
If you were a nonexempt employee and were working eight-hour shifts, California law requires your employer to give you the opportunity to take two...
With few exceptions, your employer can legally demand that you work as many hours as it wants you to work, and it is up to you to decide whether...
Your options are: (A) Keep working for the company. (B) Resign. The company is not under any obligation at all to consider you for a severance...
Yes. Your participation is required by federal law. I've provided a link to some additional information about the...