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Employment in California

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Employment in Florida

If you have been employed but do not have a contract, you are considered to be employed at-will. Your employer...
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Federal Small Business Contract Eligibility: Is Your Business 'Small'?

Is your company eligible to bid on a federal government small business set-aside contract? In 2010, the federa...
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Employment in Indiana

You may have heard the term
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Employment in Hawaii

In the state of Hawaii, you are considered an at-will employee if you are employed without the benefit of a co...
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I was fired in violation of a spoken agreement; will our oral contract hold up in court?

I was fired in violation of a spoken agreement; will our oral contract hold up in court?...
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Should I consult with an attorney before signing a general construction contract for an extensive remodeling of my home

I would like to hire a contractor to help me remodel my home, but all of the contractors I’ve talked to have m...
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After being fired in New Jersey, am I entitled to pay for my unused vacation time?

After being fired in New Jersey, am I entitled to pay for my unused vacation time?...
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How do I apply for COBRA health benefits after losing my job?

How do I apply for COBRA health benefits after losing my job?...
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Can I be paid less than the minimum wage if I work a commission-only sales job?

I have taken a sales job recently as an outside marketing representative. My earnings are 100% commission. The...
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