In most states your employer can fire you without giving a reason. But at-will employment is not a shield for retaliation or discrimination. A California employment lawyer explains how to tell the difference and what evidence actually matters.
Category Archives: Know Your Rights
Plain-English guides to your rights as a California employee.
A Wisconsin jury awarded $125 million after Walmart fired a 15-year employee with Down Syndrome. Then a 1991 statutory cap cut it to $300,000. Here is how that happened.
A toxic workplace is not always illegal, but a hostile work environment is. A California employment lawyer explains the difference and the three-part formula for proving it.
As Trump’s EEOC focuses on white men, the question must be asked, who actually faces the most discrimination at work?
At Will Employment means they technically don’t need a reason to fire you. But there’s a catch…
You can regain control of the situation, even if you have no choice but to resign.
Employers have lied about “At Will Employment” for generations. This is how companies cheat the system and how you can fight back!








