Kennewick, WA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Kennewick, WA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
RCW 50.20.050 provides in part, that a voluntary quit will not disqualify an eligible employee from unemployment benefits if the quit was...
RCW 49.12.240 states: "Every employer shall, at least annually, upon the request of an employee, permit that employee to inspect any or all of his...
If your employment was within the State of Washington, then the employer must comply with Washington State laws for the welfare of their...
You do not mention what your son's age is, nor anything about what kind of time you currently have your son in your residence. Nor how long any of...
Your employer could be liable for the damages from the assault only if they knew the co-worker who assaulted you was so dangerous it was the...
It is never "legal" to "force" a signature, as actions under duress are not voluntary, and unsupported by legal consideration, and the written...
There is a fairly strong indication here of retaliatory discharge, for having a Labor and Industries claim. The Revised Code of Washington...
In general, any assets acquired after the separation date would be considered separate property. But it depends on how it is acquired. ...
There is a Washington Statute that forbids an employer from retaliating against an employee for filing of an L and I claim by the employee. I...
Call the Internal Revenue Service. Since the employer is required to send a copy of your W-2 along with a transmittal form called a W-3 they are...
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