Constructive Discharge in California: When Quitting Is Considered Wrongful Termination

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Constructive Discharge in California: When Quitting Is Considered Wrongful Termination

Most people think wrongful termination only happens when an employer directly fires someone. But in some cases, a worker feels forced to quit because the work environment becomes unbearable. A situation where quitting is considered wrongful termination is known as...

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Severance Agreements in California: What Should Employees Look For Before Signing

An employer may offer a severance agreement at the end of employment. Some workers feel pressure to sign quickly, especially when money is involved. However, it is important to slow down and review the terms carefully before agreeing to anything....

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Reasonable Accommodation Requests: What Employers Often Deny and How To Fight Back

An employee with a disability may need workplace adjustments to perform essential job duties. California law requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations in many situations, but employers often deny, delay, or ignore accommodation requests. If this has happened to you,...

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