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You and your former employer may not have seen eye-to-eye on everything, but you thought that you parted on cordial terms. Now, recent events have you worried that you may be the victim of “blacklisting.” In many tight-knit industries, reputation is everything. A...
Did you know that the law protects you from retaliation by your employer for engaging in certain protected activities? It means your employer is not supposed to take any adverse actions against you for engaging in these activities. They include: Reporting illegal...
Most employees in the United States are at-will employees. Even so, some are unsure what this classification means or may not even know that they are counted in this group. Essentially, an at-well employee is just someone who has agreed to work for a certain business...
In California, there are robust protections and accommodations for breastfeeding mothers in the workplace. These regulations create a supportive and inclusive environment to ensure that employees don’t have to choose between their job and their child's nutritional...
Most employees would prefer to keep their relationships with their employers as amicable as possible. However, companies sometimes engage in conduct that can force workers to take legal action. The conduct of a company could infringe on a worker's rights. Sometimes,...
Many workers in California know that there are numerous laws in place designed to protect their rights. California workers benefit not just from federal employment statutes but also from state laws that expand on worker protections. Overtime pay is a perfect example....
Sick leave laws in California are designed to provide employees with paid time off for illness, injury or medical appointments. It can be used for the employee's health condition and the care of family members. Additionally, victims of domestic violence, sexual...
Every employed professional should know their fundamental rights as enforced primarily by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). These laws apply not only to current employees alone but to job applicants and former employees as well, regardless of their...
Your employer is legally obligated to provide reasonable accommodation if you have a physical or mental disability that prevents you from performing the essential functions of your job despite being qualified for the role. The term collectively refers to modifications...
Whether you work for a small business or a large corporation, getting along with co-workers is a bonus. It makes work more enjoyable and even tends to increase productivity. On the other hand, if a co-worker is making life difficult for you, this can decrease...
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