Employment Law - Employee questions and answers by state
Employment Law - Employee questions and answers
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Can I be fired for refusing to do something illegal at work?
Asked in Atlanta, GAI was an accountant for a company in Atlanta and I was recently fired after refusing to falsify company reports. I'm concerned that my termination might be illegal because I refused to engage in unlawful activity. Can anyone tell me if I can be fired for refusing to do something illegal at work?
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In California can an employee sue an employer that makes them use their personal cell phone for work?
Asked in Dublin, CAI was not reimbursed for using my personal cell phone for work and my personal cell phone number was listed on my business cards.
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I went to HR and filed a complaint about my boss back in August and since then he has been retaliating against me.
Asked in Downey, CAWhat else can I do?
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