By admin + September 7th, 2010
Employment discrimination is the practice of discriminating against a person for the purposes of hiring, firing, job placement/promotion or compensation. This video was created for a panel series titled “Where is the Love?” hosted by the Capital City GLBTA Democratic Caucus to raise awareness of this issue as it relates to the GLBT community. While [...]
By admin + September 7th, 2010
www.PolicyManual.ca Employers in Ontario are impacted by a maze of legislation. Your employment practices must conform to every piece of legislation that impacts your business.
By admin + September 6th, 2010
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces the anti-discrimination laws, per the Federal Civil Rights Act, originally passed in 1964. The EEOC is a government agency that has the power to analyze charges and claims regarding unlawful discrimination cases, as well as reach initial judgments in these matters.
The following are the steps which you will [...]
By admin + September 6th, 2010
In today’s society, discrimination against individuals based upon factors such as age, sex, race, religion, or national origin is arguably much different than that practiced in past eras. Though the problem of job discrimination is undoubtedly still a concern facing employers and employees, such incidents tend to be much more subtle, whether intentionally or unintentionally. [...]
By admin + September 2nd, 2010
If you are applying for the job, could be called in a sentence are too busy to have. This can confuse or confound an employee. In addition, candidates will be more interested if they know the true meaning of it to come.
The true meaning of the phrase is that the employer is [...]
By admin + September 2nd, 2010
While for some employers employment criminal background check is a quite desirable procedure, for others it is mandatory, especially if you are about to hire people to work with kids, elder people or those to take a position dealing with documentation, finances, inner corporate secrets, etc. So, in this article I offer you to take [...]
By admin + September 1st, 2010
Seeking the advice of an employment law professional is a good idea if you are an employer in the UK. Employment law solicitors and advisors can help you to understand the ever changing laws in the UK, which could, in turn, help keep you out of costly lawsuits and other legal trouble that may arise.
Employers [...]
By admin + August 26th, 2010
If you think you’ve been treated unfairly at work or if you’ve suffered an injury due to your employer, then best bet for compensation is to hire an employment law solicitor. Still, many people prefer to know some of the basic details of their rights under the law even if a legal professional will handle [...]
By admin + August 26th, 2010
Although federal and Arizona State law provide few guarantees of continued employment, employees are absolutely entitled to be appropriately compensated for the time they do work. Depending on how an employee is classified and/or the type of work actually performed by an employee, Arizona workers may be entitled to receive overtime wages for work in [...]
By admin + August 24th, 2010
Employment law governs all aspects of the of an employee-employer relationship. It relates to affirmative action, alien workers and visas, personal leave, safety, racial discrimination, disabled employees, safety, records retention and access, overtime compensation, testing, recruiting and discipline.
Employment lawyers are available both for employees as well as employers in Colorado. Lawyers in Colorado can professionally [...]