Terminating an Employee Who Belongs to a Protected Class
/cdklawyers.com// 11/18/2010 An employer’s reason for discharging an employee cannot be based on the employee’s membership in a class protected by law. For example, an
/cdklawyers.com// 11/18/2010 An employer’s reason for discharging an employee cannot be based on the employee’s membership in a class protected by law. For example, an
/cdklawyers.com// 11/14/2010 A resigning employee typically gives an employer two weeks’ notice. The employee then uses the notice period to wrap up projects and to
/cdklawyers.com// 11/08/2010 As the final months of 2010 come around, many employers may be thinking ahead to 2011. The coming new year provides a chance
/cdklawyers.com// 11/07/2010 With the holiday season approaching, many employers and employees may be wondering what an employer’s obligations are regarding compensation earned during holiday weeks.
/cdklawyers.com// 10/31/2010 Employers and employees may find themselves in disputes with one another. Quite often, these disputes can be resolved via mediation or settlement negotiations
/cdklawyers.com// 10/28/2010 Some employers host office parties to celebrate Halloween. These parties can boost morale and encourage camaraderie among employees. But, to avoid legal exposure,
/cdklawyers.com// 10/25/2010 The Texas Supreme Court recently ruled that an arbitration agreement between an employer and a former employee should be enforced. In re 24R,
Legal News for Kentucky Employment Attorneys. Rescue crews discovered the bodies of the two men killed in an unfortunate roof collapse at a Kentucky coal
Legal news for employment attorneys. Wal-Mart discrimination lawsuit given the OK to continue as a class-action status case. Employment lawyer alert- Wal-Mart is facing a
Legal News for Illinois Employment Attorneys. OSHA cited Elk Grove, Illinois-based Ceva Freight LLC for six safety violations and proposed penalties totaling $64,000. News for
Legal News for Georgia Employment Attorneys. OSHA cited and fined Scovill Fasteners Inc. of Clarksville, Georgia $133,350 for 60 safety and health violations. Georgia employment
Legal News for Illinois Employment Attorneys. An employee was killed in a workplace explosion outside a Westmont, Illinois muffler shop. News for Illinois employment lawyers-
/cdklawyers.com// 11/18/2010 An employer’s reason for discharging an employee cannot be based on the employee’s membership in a class protected by law. For example, an
/cdklawyers.com// 11/14/2010 A resigning employee typically gives an employer two weeks’ notice. The employee then uses the notice period to wrap up projects and to
/cdklawyers.com// 11/08/2010 As the final months of 2010 come around, many employers may be thinking ahead to 2011. The coming new year provides a chance
/cdklawyers.com// 11/07/2010 With the holiday season approaching, many employers and employees may be wondering what an employer’s obligations are regarding compensation earned during holiday weeks.
/cdklawyers.com// 10/31/2010 Employers and employees may find themselves in disputes with one another. Quite often, these disputes can be resolved via mediation or settlement negotiations
/cdklawyers.com// 10/28/2010 Some employers host office parties to celebrate Halloween. These parties can boost morale and encourage camaraderie among employees. But, to avoid legal exposure,
/cdklawyers.com// 10/25/2010 The Texas Supreme Court recently ruled that an arbitration agreement between an employer and a former employee should be enforced. In re 24R,
Legal News for Kentucky Employment Attorneys. Rescue crews discovered the bodies of the two men killed in an unfortunate roof collapse at a Kentucky coal
Legal news for employment attorneys. Wal-Mart discrimination lawsuit given the OK to continue as a class-action status case. Employment lawyer alert- Wal-Mart is facing a
Legal News for Illinois Employment Attorneys. OSHA cited Elk Grove, Illinois-based Ceva Freight LLC for six safety violations and proposed penalties totaling $64,000. News for
Legal News for Georgia Employment Attorneys. OSHA cited and fined Scovill Fasteners Inc. of Clarksville, Georgia $133,350 for 60 safety and health violations. Georgia employment
Legal News for Illinois Employment Attorneys. An employee was killed in a workplace explosion outside a Westmont, Illinois muffler shop. News for Illinois employment lawyers-