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Virginia Child Support

Virginia has established a series of laws and programs related to child support, including guidelines for calculating child support and Department of Child Support Enforcement. For more information on...

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California Pregnancy Disability Leave

Under the California Fair Employment and Housing Act, employers must provide up to four months of unpaid disability leave to women facing time off work due to pregnancy, childbirth and or/related medi...

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Violating Employers Social Networking Policy

Violating an employer's social networking policy, like a violation of any other employer's policy, is generally legal grounds for firing or other form of discipline. Most employee business social netw...

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Employment Status Change: Hourly to Salaried Pay

When an employer changes an employee's classification or status from non-exempt (e.g. hourly employee earning overtime) to exempt, there are only two legal occasions for that: Click think link for mo...

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The Administrative Exemption

What is the administrative exemption? The administrative exemption is a qualification under both state and federal law which exempts certain employees from receiving overtime wages. Read on to find ou...

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Enforceability of Non-Compete Work Agreements

If an employee signs a non-compete work agreement, he or she can be held to its terms, at least up to a limit. Non-competition agreements are only enforceable to the extent they are reasonable in both...

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Can I be fired for looking for a new job?

If your employer fires you for looking for another job, there is a possibility that you may be able to sue him for wrongful termination, but only under certain circumstances....

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Can you be fired for no reason?

Can my employer fire me for no reason? Even if you are an at-will employee, your employer cannot necessarily fire you for any reason at all....