Employment Law

Losing a job is devastating, but when it seems unjust, fueled by prejudice or retaliation, more than your livelihood may be at stake. Wrongful termination violates your legal rights and leaves you with a deep sense of injustice. Fortunately, state and federal laws...

A common term that’s often used by employees is “quiet quitting.” It’s a term that essentially means that an employee is setting boundaries within their workplace and will only do the bare minimum of their work. Some employers are adopting this term and are “quiet...

A hostile work environment can significantly impact an individual’s job satisfaction, performance, and well-being. It's characterized by more than just occasional rudeness or isolated incidents. It involves either a particularly egregious scenario or a pattern of...

In the modern corporate world, navigating the complexities of employment can sometimes be as challenging as climbing a mountain. Wrongful termination is an issue that many individuals face, and it can profoundly impact one’s career, finances and well-being. Suppose...

Workers depend on their jobs not just for income but also for key benefits, like health insurance. Additionally, someone's employment often contributes to their sense of self-esteem. Losing a job can be a major hardship, especially when the economy isn't great or when...

Most people understand that the law protects them from all forms of workplace harassment and discrimination. This means that your employer cannot punish you for filing a complaint if you are harassed at work. It also means that you cannot be reprimanded for...

The rights of pregnant and nursing employees often seem to be discussed less than the rights of other people who face discrimination and obstacles in the workplace. Since working through pregnancy and returning to work after giving birth are an economic necessity for...

Workers coping with the consequences of misconduct by their employers are often left struggling financially. Employer misconduct might include discrimination, such as denying someone fair pay or employment opportunities based on protected characteristics like race or...

At-will employment is used in most of the states in the U.S., although it is uncommon in the rest of the world. It’s important to understand how these employment laws work and the benefits and drawbacks that they provide for you. It’s also important to note that you...