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Employment law dictates every part of the workplace. Employment law applies to employers, employees, independent contractors, and unions. Employees and employers must follow specific guidelines such as selecting and interviewing employees and work issues, and firing. If you have been wronged by an employer, you may need an employment law lawyer to help you.
Most state laws say that employment is "at will," which means the employer can fire an employee from a position for any reason, so long as the reason is not an illegal reason. State employment laws (see Employee Protections) also look after employment contracts, and the clauses an employer or employee may find within employment contracts. If you have to sign or create an employment contract, you should have an employment law attorney to assist you.
Generally, employment bias laws apply to all steps of employment, including interviewing, hiring, advertising, raises, and firing employees. The laws state that an employer cannot single out someone because of factors such as race, gender, age, national origin, disability and religion. This is called discrimination. If you feel that you are a victim of job or employment discrimination or sexual harassment, getting the advice or assistance of an employment lawyer or attorney may be essential if your workplace rights or workplace privacy have been violated.
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