Monthly Archives: January 2009
“States’ Rights,” “Judicial Activists” and Other Distractions
There is an interesting brief here, titled “The Supreme Court’s Two-Front War on the Safety Net: A Cautionary Tale for Health Care Reformers,” by attorneys Simon Lazarus and Harper Jean Tobin of the National Senior Citizens Law Center. The premise … Continue reading
Filed under Philosophy - Employee Rights
Employee Tip: Document Your Job-Hunting Efforts, If You Want to Legally Challenge Your Termination
If you are an employee, had your job terminated, and are even thinking you may bring a legal claim against your former employer some day, please know that you should keep documentation relating to your job search efforts. You may … Continue reading
Your Comments on Unemployment?
I’ve noticed many folks have viewed the unemployment-related posts on this blog, particularly as of late. If you get a chance, can you please post a comment on whether the unemployment posts were helpful to you, and how your unemployment … Continue reading →
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Filed under Employee Tip - Unemployment
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