Is this grounds of concern?
I agree that the employer may terminate your employment for any reason or no reason at all (provided, however, that a termination is not based on a...
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I agree that the employer may terminate your employment for any reason or no reason at all (provided, however, that a termination is not based on a...
The number of hours worked in a single day is not the determining factor for overtime. Rather, it is the number of hours worked in a "work week,"...
It is possible that you may have legal recourse. This depends on how firm the offer was, whether it was "conditional" upon passing certain checks,...
Based on the information you have provided, the answer is "no," there does not appear to be any illegal activity by the employer -- assuming you...
The direct answer to your question is "yes," the employee can still file a complaint with the EEOC and perhaps Labor and Industries, as well, if he...
If I understand correctly, this deposition is being conducted by the Attorney General (on behalf of the state of Washington/Dept. of Labor and...
It sounds as though your employer may be aware that a voluntary quit makes it harder for a claimant to obtain unemployment benefits than if they...
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I think you did the right thing by alerting your manager immediately when it happened that you were uncomfortable with his touching you in that...
Yes, the employer may refuse to grant the waiver. See http://www.lni.wa.gov/WorkplaceRights/files/policies/esc6.pdf.
Yes. So long as the employee has not already had access to his personnel file within the last 12 months, then RCW 49.12.250 applies. In addition...
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