Can independent contractors write reviews for employees?
Is it legal for an employer to allow an independent contractor to write, or take part in writing, an employee review? Ann Kiernan replies: [...]
Is it legal for an employer to allow an independent contractor to write, or take part in writing, an employee review? Ann Kiernan replies: [...]
In 2018, both internal harassment complaints and formal harassment charges filed with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) increased sharply. The EEOC reported [...]
I am a therapist working in MA. I have not had to have mandatory CPR training until now. My company wants me to do [...]
I averaged 40 hours a week and called out due to bad weather. The next week I saw that I was at 30 hours. [...]
Ann Kiernan replies: No! Federal labor law allows an employer to round employee time to the nearest quarter hour. Employee time from 1 to [...]
Ramona DeBra was a teller for JP Morgan Chase for 18 years. For the first 17 years, she received “meets expectations” reviews, despite the [...]
During a medical leave, my employer sent my paperwork to previous addresses of mine, and I ended up being terminated for not providing information. [...]
I am with a nurse staffing agency. I am wondering if we are able to have a written agreement with all new hires, that they [...]
I own a restaurant. I pay all of my staff, including waiters, $8 or better. Are tips their property or mine? Ann Kiernan replies: The [...]
It’s happening all around the country. In the wake of #MeToo, states and cities have upped the requirements for harassment prevention training, with four states [...]