Employment issues may sometimes result to disputes that could lead to litigation or lawsuits. However, not all issues can be resolved by litigation, w...
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In one of its rulings, the Supreme Court said that employment arbitration offers "simplicity, informality, and expeditious resolution of disputes"...
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Handled
the wrong way, employee grievances can lead to lawsuits and it is something
that happens every day in this country.
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Class actions are often referred to as representative actions which are
brought by a number of litigants who have collective interest over a
case. T...
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Email is not as
private and secure as many might think because emails can be intercepted. One of the biggest questions in
regards to privacy is wh...
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In an ideal world, every worker is given his due but the reality is,
most employers are concerned with profit rather than with people. Some
employer...
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A company is only as good as its employees and healthy and harmonious employer-employee relations would ensure the success of the business...
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The employment provisions of title I of the ADA apply to private
employers, State and local governments, employment agencies, and labor
unions. Empl...
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An author named H. Stanley Judd once said, “A good plan is like a road map: it shows the final destination and usually the best way to get there.”...
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A class action lawsuit is instituted when a large group of people
collectively bring a claim to court. This is governed by the Federal
Rules of Civi...
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While
it’s tempting to use dollar signs to motivate workers, that generally doesn’t
work. They are well aware of how much
money they make and...
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Employment myths often get in the way of creating harmonious working
relationships. These myths are relied upon either to the disadvantage
or misd...
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Unions are
not as popular as they were 60 years ago, and statistics show that less than 8%
of American employees are part of a formalized union. For...
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Qui Tam is an abbreviation of the Latin phrase "Qui Tam pro domino
rege quam pro si ipso in hac parte sequitur," and its literal meaning
is "He who ...
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Employer retaliation can come in a wide variety of forms, but
generally, any action taken against an employee in response to the employee
filing a c...
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Child labor laws have only been around for 70 years. These laws,
also called the federal youth employment provisions are designed to
keep young peop...
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