Does an employer have the legal right to tell employees why someone was fired?
Posted 03-03-2010 Ann Kiernan replies: As a general rule, yes, an employer is free to tell others why it terminated an employee. However, if the [...]
Posted 03-03-2010 Ann Kiernan replies: As a general rule, yes, an employer is free to tell others why it terminated an employee. However, if the [...]
Posted 03-03-2010 Ann Kiernan replies: In many states it is illegal for an employer to use your private life against you in your job. That's [...]
My employer is now making me work in a new location. I had been driving 1.5 hours and now it's going to be 2.5 hours [...]
I am over 70 and feel I am being discriminated against at work because of that. Am I too old to claim age discrimination? Posted 02-10-2010 [...]
My company is failing. We have recently been contacted by the labor board and are being audited. I am wondering if we are found to [...]
Posted 01-12-2010 Ann Kiernan replies: Unless there is a union agreement or employee handbook provision to the contrary, I know of no reason that you [...]
A CA exempt salaried employee engaged in sales was hospitalized and underwent surgery. Was off work 5 days, checked work email and voice mail messages, [...]
Posted 01-12-2010 Ann Kiernan replies: Most states have legislation spelling out the terms under which employees are allowed to inspect their personnel files. In your [...]
I returned to work a month ago. I brought a return to work slip from the doctor, then had to bring a more detailed slip. [...]
I am unclear if I was laid off or fired. I was told I was let go because upper management chose to part ways. I [...]