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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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Employer-Employee Relations and Rights

A company is only as good as its employees and healthy and harmonious employer-employee relations would ensure...
- By: Rodney Mesriani
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Employment or Labor Law Class Action Lawsuits and It’s Advantages

A class action lawsuit is instituted when a large group of people collectively bring a claim to court. This is...
- By: Rodney Mesriani
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Rights of Non-Union Employees: A Guide for Employers and Workers

Is there a union at your company? Chances are pretty good that the answer is ...
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Workplace Rights of Immigrant Workers

Immigrant workers are afforded numerous protections similar to American-born workers in the workplace, regardl...
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My coworkers and I want to form a union, but our supervisor threatened to fire us; is this legal?

My coworkers and I want to form a union, but our supervisor threatened to fire us; is this legal? ...
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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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What California state law specifically governs equal pay and compensation claims?

Question: Is equal pay on the basis of age enforced by law in California for employment?...
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