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Labor Unions in the Workplace

Currently, only about twelve percent of American workers are part of labor unions, which have declined steadil...
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Myths in Employment Law: Termination, Overtime,

Employment myths often get in the way of creating harmonious working relationships. These myths are relied up...
- By: Rodney Mesriani
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Warning Necessary in Leased Tenant Eviction

In residential tenant eviction, does the tenant have to receive warning that he or she may be evicted? As is o...
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When an Employee with an H-1B Visa Resigns are they Entitled to Severance Pay?

As an H-1B employee, you are entitled to receive the same workplace treatment as your coworkers, without regar...
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How Lawyers Can Protect Your Employment Rights

Numerous legal professionals spend their entire career protecting employment rights of workers. In many cases...
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Can my employer fire me after only one month, without giving me a reason?

Can my employer fire me after only one month, without giving me a reason?...
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I am an employer. A new employee just is not working out. If i Fire him am I at risk for a wrongful termination lawsuit?

Question: I am an employer, and one of my employees just isn't working out. He has been at my place of busin...
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How can I fight a mechanics lien on my property?

How can I fight a mechanics lien on my property?
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