Articles Tagged with:
Stress

1. TITLE: Deciding what to do: suing, etc

   Deciding what to do about job problems
   When people call me, they want me to tell them what they can do about their situation. This article contains an introduction to how complex the answer truly is.
   People often phrase the question as “Should I sue”? Maybe. But maybe there is much more to do at this […]

   Posted in major category:     INTRO    
   Related articles in:    FAQ, Quick start and Stress
   
   

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2. 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 […]

   Posted in major category:     INTRO, TRAPS    
   Related articles in:    Constructive discharge, Making complaints, Quitting, Stress and Traps
   
   

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3. TITLE: Stress and Depression and job problems

   Stress and Depression and Job Problems

   Why I have written this article
   Job problems and unemployment are among the most stressful things that can happen to us
   The Life Stressor Chart (a measure of how much stress we might be feeling)
   Tips about workplace stress and depression

   Don’t let your stress cause job problems
   Don’t deny that you are under high […]

   Posted in major category:     INTRO    
   Related articles in:    Quick start and Stress
   
   

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is by Attorney Tim Willoughby

Tim is a St. Louis Missouri employment lawyer and a member of the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA). Visit NELA.org and the Missouri Bar Website (see the directory of lawyers).