Billhorn Law Firm – Offices in Chicago, IL and Denver, CO
In 1983, the federal government put specific laws in place to protect employees from labor exploitation. Over the years, the Fair Labor Standards Act underwent certain amendments and changes, but the purpose remains the same. What does the FLSA do? The FLSA sets the...
Since the late 1980s, most U.S. employers have had a legal responsibility to determine the identity and work eligibility of every new person they hire. One of the purposes of this requirement is to reduce the number of unauthorized workers in the country, thereby...
A workplace dispute may leave you feeling hopeless and concerned about your job security. In serious cases, you might worry that the situation will tarnish your career. Knowing how to handle a challenging situation could help you retain control. Responding with poise,...
The at-will employment doctrine allows a business to fire an employee for almost any reason. There are exceptions since federal and state anti-discrimination laws prohibit companies from firing people on the basis of a protected status like race or gender. However,...
