Dear Ask the Attorney: Recently I was laid off from my job. My last paycheck was mailed to me and when I tried to deposit it, it was returned for insufficient funds. I contacted my employer and he replaced the check with a new one, but that one also was […]
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Dear Ask the Attorney: My vehicle was keyed in the company garage during work hours. Previous retaliation has taken place by drivers to the office personnel. As a result I don’t feel safe at work and it’s park at your own risk although no other parking is available. My boss […]
From Bad Idea To Breaking The Law: Employer Requests For Facebook; Other Social Networking And Email Passwords May Soon Be Unlawful
May 15, 2012 | by Andrew BernsOn March 26, 2012 I posted a blog cautioning employers from requesting social media password, most notably, Facebook. That practice may be short-lived as legislation has been introduced in both Houses of the United States Congress making unlawful for employers or schools to require employees, students and/or candidates to provide social media password.
Last week I was walking in the parking lot of the office building that I work in. My high heel shoe got caught in a crack in the pavement and I went down, hard! I broke my ankle and both my wrists (trying to keep my face from hitting the […]