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Should You Quit Your Job?

Things at your job are going terribly. You’re miserable. You think you might be about to be fired. You think a reasonable strategy might be to quit. But listen: It’s almost a never a good idea to quit before being fired if you think the reason for your firing would be wrongful, for instance, based […]

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Wrongful Termination Checklist: How to Know Whether You’ve Been Unlawfully Terminated

Were you recently fired? Do you know whether you were fired for unlawful reasons? Use this wrongful termination checklist to find out. If you can answer yes to one or more of these questions, you may have a wrongful termination case and should speak with a lawyer.   Discrimination Were you fired because of your

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Breastfeeding Challenges for New Mothers Who Work Full-Time

New mothers have been breastfeeding since the human race first inhabited the earth, but apparently, many people, such as Donald Trump, still get upset at the idea of women taking time out of their workday to either breastfeed their child or pump breast milk for their child. Hopefully, you or someone you know hasn’t had

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An Arbitration Clause Could Short Circuit Your Legal Rights

Arbitration clauses have become increasingly common in all kinds of contracts, especially employment contracts. Whether that contract is with your employer, bank, your cell phone provider, or the car rental company you use, there’s a good chance it includes a mandatory arbitration clause. If such a clause is valid, it means that you can’t sue

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Is There a Federal Cause of Action for Sexual Orientation Employment Discrimination?

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in June that same-sex couples have as much a right to marry as opposite-sex couples do was a groundbreaking, historic event. Activists around the country worked for years through the political and judicial systems to have same-sex marriage recognized. Many may next target employment protections for those in the LGBT

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Department of Labor Spells Out Broad Test of Whether a Worker Is an Employee

Employers are trying to compete and seeking higher profits by cutting costs. Sometimes the costs that are cut are worker salaries, which may be replaced, legitimately or not, by independent contractors. These contractors, if legitimately used to perform work, are not entitled to wages, overtime, work breaks, benefits, workers’ compensation, or unemployment insurance benefits. The

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