Not so long ago, Lebau & Neuworth attorneys represented a long-term employee who was terminated one day before his 20th employment anniversary, which would have increased his pension benefits by more than $150,000.
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We have blogged in the past on the importance of always considering pursuing a retaliation claim with claims for employment discrimination. In addition, when being subjected to employment discrimination, one should also seriously consider complaining about the discrimination in order to obtain the protection of laws prohibiting retaliation.
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In January, we blogged on the Plight of Adjunct Faculty Members. What is an adjunct faculty member? Most colleges and universities rely on adjunct, part-time, faculty members to teach their students.
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The U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals last month held that a truck driver could go to trial for being unlawfully fired when he complained in his trucker driving log about a steering problem, even though the trucker wrote down the wrong cause, based on what he’d heard from a mechanic.
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Maryland workers often call Lebau & Neuworth with reference check questions: specifically, they have questions about what an employer can and cannot say with respect to providing references.
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