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Monthly Archives: June 2010
How You Can Maximize Your Employees Compensation Claim
You can adopt some strategies that can help on how you can optimize your workers compensation claim. Starting and smaller firms often find workers compensation claims premium to be a big financial burden on their part. This is the reason why you should implement strategies that could help optimize the claims. Continue reading
What are my sexual harassment rights in the work place?
A Reader Asks This Question: there are postings in some jobs in the break/lunch room that explain your rights agianst sexual harrasment. Where can I find the website to tell me about my rights? View the answer(s) below…
Posted in Employment Law Q & A
Tagged jobs, lunch room, postings, rights, sexual harrasment
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“Be a good girl…” Would you consider that sexual harassment?
A Reader Asks This Question: a group of men plus 1 female are in a group for a business research, if one of the men tells the female “be a good girl and bring in coffee and cups for … Continue reading
Posted in Employment Law Q & A
Tagged business research, coffee, good girl, sexual harassment
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