Can I sue my ex employer for blackballing me?
Blacklisting (see ORS 659.805) is technically a crime (see ORS 659.990(2)), so you could report it to the DA's office. You could also file...
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Blacklisting (see ORS 659.805) is technically a crime (see ORS 659.990(2)), so you could report it to the DA's office. You could also file...
Yes, but assuming you did not agree to it, then it means you are the prevailing party and can go after them for costs and other potential relief.
Was the security guard with Signal 88 by chance? They have been the provider for Safeway, and they have a history of this sort of thing. If you...
Yes, you can. Off-work activities can be valid grounds for termination, but you also can terminate for no reason at all.
Most likely not. They can pay you less only prospectively, as in tell you that you will be paid less for work in the future, not for work already...
The question is, why does she think she was treated differently, and more importantly, has she been treated differently. The post says 95% of...
Yes, you can be fired for insubordination. Will you be denied unemployment if you are terminated, hard to say, as the employer will have their side...
It can be. Generally speaking they can, unless you are subject to the predictive scheduling law that went into effect about a year ago. You can...
Depends on what you were saying. Since this is a government job, you have some freedom of speech issues. I would contact the fire fighters union...
Likely, and there is no harm in applying. Usually to be disqualified you had to commit in essence a really bad thing (like stealing or beating...