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Virginia Wage Disputes Lawyer

Virginia Wage Disputes Lawyer Virginia Wage Disputes Lawyer Employment disputes can arise in a variety of ways. One of the most common disputes involves the payment of wages. When it comes to compensation, there are certain laws that employers are required to follow. The law establishes minimum wage and overtime guidelines to ensure that workers […]

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Virginia Breastfeeding Rights Lawyer

Virginia Breastfeeding Rights Lawyer Virginia Breastfeeding Rights Lawyer New mothers in Virginia may be unaware of their employment rights. If employers or others infringe on those rights, they should be held accountable. A Virginia breastfeeding rights lawyer could help you fight for your rights and seek appropriate remedies if you are facing discrimination. An accomplished workplace

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FAQ’s Options For Hiring Our Firm Do I qualify for a Contingency Retainer? Cases that we take on contingency have the following characteristics: • Clear liability – for instance, an email or writing demonstrating discrimination, or other liability. • Jaw-dropping conduct by the employer or school – something well beyond the difficulties, even serious difficulties

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Legal Challenges to OSHA’s Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard

If you’re aware of the coronavirus pandemic, chances are pretty high you’re also aware that Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) just announced its COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard (Vaccine and Testing ETS). This regulation would require most employers with 100 or more employees to either mandate the coronavirus vaccine for their employees

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Why Asking for FMLA Leave Is an Interactive Process

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that provides unpaid protected leave to employees for covered medical or family reasons. These are important rights that employees enjoy, but they don’t come automatically.  Employers have plenty of responsibility in ensuring their employees can take advantage of these rights. But it’s still up

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Humana Settles Nurses’ Wage and Hour FLSA Lawsuit for $11.2 Million

When it comes to unlawful conduct in the workplace, wage and hour violations are among the most common. Sometimes, these violations are overt, such as an employer withholding an employee’s paycheck. But often, it’s more subtle. One way employers underpay their employees is through worker misclassification. A recent collective action lawsuit dealt with this very

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Virginia’s New Coronavirus Workplace Rules

In the summer of 2020, Virginia led the nation by drafting and implementing occupational safety standards and rules that specifically dealt with the coronavirus. But these were emergency temporary standards, so on August 26, 2021, Virginia’s Safety and Health Codes Board officially adopted “16VAC25-220, VOSH Standard for Infectious Disease Prevention of the SARS-CoV-2 Virus That

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