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Guide to Employer FMLA Notices with DOL Approved FMLA Forms
A. Employer Notices The 2008 FMLA regulations require four separate types of Employer notices: “General notice,” which means the poster listing employees’ FMLA rights, plus a new a requirement t...
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Family and Care Giver Discrimination, Harassment and Discharge
Family responsibility discrimination is an emerging area of discrimination law. Although no specific law designates a family care giver as a protected class, a number of laws protect people with famil...
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Florida wrongful discharge law
Florida law does not recognize a “wrongful termination” or "wrongful discharge" claim, at least by that name. Florida is an at-will state, which means that an employer may fire, demote, hire, prom...
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Families First Coronavirus Response Act - An analysis of House Bill 6201
On March 19, 2020 the Senate passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act to address some employment impacts of the coronavirus and COVID-19. It was a much smaller version of the Act that passed...
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Family and Medical Leave Act 2008 Rule Changes.
The Department of Labor issued final changes to its Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) rules, which took effect on January 16, 2009. These changes include the new leave related to military service me...
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treated unfairly?
I signed a non-compete the day before I started. There are many employees that have been there 20+years, are doing the same thing I'm doing, and was not asked to sign a non-compete. They are leaving t...
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I was told to resign from my position at the usps and after I signed the paper when I asked for my copy she had torn it up then a few days later I received a certified letter in the mail stating I was...
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I have not been fired, but my employer hasn't given me any hours said she would call and tell me when I work again. I have called several times to see if I am on schedule. Before this happened employees treated me unfairly. I have plenty references on the
I have always prided myself in the area of work. I have never been discharged for previous jobs in the past, and told if I ever changed my mind I will always have a place with them (with most my previ...
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I worked for a company in Staten Island from 2002-2005 and was treated unfairly. The employer, knowingly, treated me as an independent contractor from the start to avoid in paying necessary taxes and ...
applies to New York · 1 answer
My employer kept having me do her other employers job. I cook in a small kitchen with no windows with a broke exhaust fan . The ice machine is also back there it blows hot air it is very humid and hot. My employers provide a fan but it blows just hot air
Slander. Employer treated me different than other employees I didn't know why but I seen the difference and felt it and when I decided to go she assured me with her words i was right I was being treat...
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