Can you be fired from a job for not speaking Spanish?
If the job requires you to be able to speak fluent Spanish, the employer can fire you for not being fluent in Spanish. It does not matter that the...
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Employment and labor Lawyer at Rocklin, CA
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If the job requires you to be able to speak fluent Spanish, the employer can fire you for not being fluent in Spanish. It does not matter that the...
The facts you have provided do not suggest that you would have a viable claim against your employer. Your only complaint seems to be that the...
This is a question you should be asking your doctor. The attorneys who participate on AVVO are not doctors, and we cannot provide any medical...
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NFL players have no First Amendment rights whatsoever vis a vis their employers. Neither do any other private-sector employees in the...
Your question raises several issues. (1) Are you properly classified as a salaried employee, or should you be classified as hourly? You have...
No. The facts you have provided do not state a valid claim for wrongful termination. The general rule with regard to termination of employees is...
Yes, it's a crime. No, you don't have the authority to press criminal charges all by yourself. Only the government has that authority. That's...
There is no such thing as being a salaried employee and an hourly employee at the same time. If you are truly a salaried worker, it does not...
Your employer (including the charge nurse) cannot legally treat you worse than your coworkers on the basis of your race. Discrimination can...