Will signing a release waiver with section 1542 of CA civil code effect unemployment benefits
No. Section 1542 release is a standard part of pretty much any employment related release, and it does not affect eligibility for unemployment...
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No. Section 1542 release is a standard part of pretty much any employment related release, and it does not affect eligibility for unemployment...
Hello, As unfair and hurtful as the "clerk" reference might be, it's not defamatory. Defamation occurs when a false statement of fact that...
Hello. The answer to this question depends on the reasons for termination. If the reason is legitimate - (misconduct, performance, actual...
Hello, Generally, requiring that an employee be fully recovered from any disability in order to return to work is illegal and the employer has...
Good question. On one hand, your employer has no business in requiring you to report what you will be doing on your vacation. (By the way, one...
Yes. Regardless of the source of your income or the terms of your employment, all income must be reported to avoid the risk of being liable for...
Your concern is understandable. Generally, you have an obligation to reasonable accommodate one's religion. Whether they come as practicing or...
Hello. It is strange that your attorney would not want to file a claim. In rare cases a company will pay a fair settlement without litigation...
Hello. It's possible that you have a legitimate defamation claim against your former employer, which is a publication of a false accusation...
Hello, Generally, if you haven't signed any restrictive contract, you don't have anything to worry about it. However, you should be careful not...