Tag Archives: EmployeeProtection
Can Social Media Lead to Employment Discrimination?
Do you know what it takes to be a state police officer here in New Jersey? It’s no easy task; the statewide force is very particular about who may join its ranks. And if a candidate behaves improperly they could… Read More »
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Tagged EmployeeProtection, NewJersey
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THE DIANE B. ALLEN EQUAL PAY ACT
Equal Pay for Equal Work New Jersey’s sweeping equal pay law, The “Diane B. Allen Equal Pay Act” amends the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination to protect all people from being unfairly paid less than another person, not in… Read More »
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Tagged EmployeeProtection, EqualPay, WorkersRights
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Why Are Assistant Managers Suing Wawa in New Jersey?
Did you know that in order to be exempt from overtime pay, you must not spend a significant portion of your work time on nonmanagerial duties? This is an issue that has haunted companies like Chipotle, which was sued over… Read More »
Posted in Personal Injury
Tagged EmployeeProtection, WageTheft
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Why Is a Former New Jersey College Deputy Police Chief Suing?
As a campus police officer at Stevens Institute of Technology, a British immigrant managed to work his way up to the position of deputy police chief. However, after a year of conflict with his police chief, the man was terminated…. Read More »
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Tagged EmployeeProtection, Immigration, New Jersey
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How Did Urine Samples Lead to a Wrongful Termination Lawsuit?
Have you ever given a urine sample? Sometimes a new employer will request you get one such test, and when they do, they will often send you to an independent lab to have the sample taken and tested. At one… Read More »
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Tagged EmployeeProtection, WhistleBlower
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