Can an employer authenticate a doctors note?
Hello. There is nothing really improper in your employer verifying whether the doctor's note is real. Although you might think it's offensive...
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Hello. There is nothing really improper in your employer verifying whether the doctor's note is real. Although you might think it's offensive...
Hello, It sounds like you might have a legitimate defamation claim, but more facts are necessary to determine that. Thanks, and feel free to...
Hello. That would be an uphill battle. To qualify for unemployment, you would need good cause for not accepting the offered position. It has to...
Hello. It sounds like your lay-off might have been an unlawful and discriminatory termination based at least on the timing of your return from...
Hello. In the vast majority of cases EEOC/DFEH will close the case and will issue a right-to-sue letter (which an attorney can get online in...
Like the other attorneys pointed out, it's possible that you have a legitimate discrimination claim. The other important things that would be...
Hello, Requiring 100% recovery is indeed illegal in many cases, but more facts are needed to determine that, including your job duties and the...
Given the timing of the events and your history of good performance, it's quite likely that you have been terminated in retaliation for filing a...
Hello. Yes, the employer can agree to reclassify your termination to resgination. You are raising a very valid question, and as Mr. Phililps...
Hello. This is an intereseting and unfortunately not an uncommon situation. You are correct - lay-offs must be conducted in a...