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Wrongful termination is when an employer illegally fires someone, often in a discriminatory manner, such as firing someone who becomes pregnant or disabled.
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What Is a Class Action Lawsuit? A class action lawsuit allows a group of employees who have similar grievances against an employer to file a single la...
What is Labor Code 1102.5? Labor Code 1102.5 is California's primary law protecting whistleblowers. It prohibits employers from retaliating against em...
Administrative Remedies Once your attorney determines you have been illegally mistreated, the next step will likely be to file a complaint with the Eq...
Statute of Limitations One of the most common issues when filing a lawsuit for a wrongful discharge is the statute of limitations. The question is alw...
Categories of Employees Not “Employees At Will” -Union members -Civil service employees -Other government employees who are protected by statutes, reg...
Was It Wrongful Termination? Wrongful termination occurs when an employee is fired illegally. The vast majority of states are what are called “at-will...
Montana is an at-will employment state... At-will employment means that an employee can be fired at any time, and for any reason. While there are some...
Step 1 - were you wrongfully discharged? Service member separations are highly regulated. The analysis starts with whether the military complied with...
7B-201. Retention and termination of jurisdiction. (a) When the court obtains jurisdiction over a juvenile, jurisdiction shall continue until...
Play Videohttps://www.LarsonDauer.com https://www.facebook.com/larsondauer/ In this video, Attorney Mark Larson gives a practical explanation of workers' com...
Play VideoWhat happens if your employer gives you a severance offer? very situation is different, so check with a local lawyer for advice!
Play VideoIf you find yourself in a work environment in Iowa that you feel is quickly deteriorating, you may be going to work every day in fear that you will be...
Play Video5A-31. Contempt by a juvenile. (a) Each of the following, when done by an unemancipated minor who (i) is at least six years of age, (ii) is n...
Play Video96-9.15. Report and payment. (a) Report and Payment. - Contributions are payable to the Division when a report is due. A report is due on or...
Play Video148-11. Authority to adopt rules; authority to designate uniforms. (a) The Secretary shall adopt rules for the government of the State prison...
Play Video148-11. Authority to adopt rules; authority to designate uniforms. (a) The Secretary shall adopt rules for the government of the State prison...
Play VideoIf you believe that you have been wrongfully discharged from your job in Iowa – or you think the writing may be on the wall that you are going to be f...
Play VideoWhat is the FFCRA? In response to Covid 19, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA). It was signe...
Can Your Employer Fire You For Unethical Reasons? The answer is it depends. California, like most states, is an at-will employment state, meaning unle...
Basic Considerations The FFCRA requires that covered employees with paid sick leave or expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons relat...
What is a whistleblower? A whistleblower is anyone who reports gross mismanagement, abuse of authority, or other illegal or unethical activity to mana...
Employee’s Right to Unemployment Insurance: Due to lack of work, because of dangerous conditions related to the Coronavirus, or due to federal, state...
Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and your rights as an Iowa employee.
Play VideoCovered Employers and Employees The FFCRA covers private employers with fewer than 500 employees in the United States, the District of Columbia, or an...
New Employee Leave Rights Under FFCRA The FFCRA—in addition to expanding FMLA coverage—has created a new category of paid time off that, while capped...
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