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Workplace Discrimination And National Origin

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Discrimination in the workplace can take many forms. Fortunately, federal law prevents employers from discriminating against people because of their race, sex, and national origin, among other protected categories. If you feel you are being treated unfairly because of your national origin or ethnicity, you might have the basis for a civil lawsuit. This article examines this important employment topic. Filing a Claim The law makes it illegal for employers to discriminate against you just because of your national origin.…

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How New Businesses May Benefit From Employment Lawyers

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Employment and labor laws exist to regulate the relationship between employers, employees, and co-workers. Employees need a conducive work environment to work productively and deliver on their mandates without hindrances. Thus, employment and labor laws and regulations stipulate various guidelines on how employees should be treated in the workplace. Businesses that do not comply with employee and labor regulations lose a lot of money in lawsuits brought against the business. Thus, employers looking to set up businesses and employ several employees should consult a competent employment lawyer for legal assistance.…

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Problems With Your FMLA Leave? 4 Situations That Require Legal Advice

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COVID-19 has placed a serious strain on work, education, and family. Many workers have been required to quarantine due to exposure to the virus. Others have been required to go into isolation due to a positive COVID-19 test. There have also been those who’ve needed to leave work to care for someone who has been required to isolate or quarantine. Luckily, the Family and Medical Leave Act ensures that people can retain employment and health benefits while they’re unable to work.…

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