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- TITLE: Hostile Work Environment - Generally
HOSTILE WORK ENVIRONMENT
Introduction to Hostile Work Environment Law
There is no law that mandates that the employer be courteous and decent. But there are laws that forbid certain kinds of mistreatment under certain circumstances.
The employer’s “hostile” conduct toward you can be relevant and useful in court if you find yourself in a legal dispute on some […]
- TITLE: Wrongful Termination - Generally
Important aspects of the law of Wrongful Termination in Missouri, including info about Retaliation, Discrimination, and Public Policy Discharge. Yes, in an “at-Will” state some terminations are indeed legally wrongful.
- TITLE: RETALIATION - GENERALLY
Retaliation
Being retaliated against for “Protected Activity”, including retaliation for making complaints
First a quick caution: Most people I talk to who think they have a good “retaliation” lawsuit do not, in my opinion. The law is very technical, and the considerations are numerous. This article is intended to give you some insight into what the legal […]
- TITLE: Quitting your job - common questions
QUITTING YOUR JOB
Common questions: “Should I Quit?” and/or “I Already Quit - can I do anything?”
KEY POINTS:
Don’t quit without getting legal advice first.
If you already quit, a lawyer might be able to help you anyway. All is not lost.
Should I quit my job due to mistreatment at work?
WARNING - There are major traps possibly in […]
- TITLE: Constructive Discharge - Being forced to quit
Constructive Discharge
Being forced to quit a job
Sometimes a resignation is not really voluntary choice. Sometimes we are forced to quit jobs due to mistreatment. Was our resignation really a “firing without good cause” through being “forced to quit”?
UPDATE: On June 14, 2004 the United States Supreme Court issued a landmark decision setting some new standards […]
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St. Louis, MO 63128-1381
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