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Work Life
FEBRUARY 20, 2024
“They don’t want to be super specific because they don’t want to tip off their own employees more than they have to,” says attorney Kara Govro, the chief legal HR expert at HR compliance company Mineral. But it might be backfiring for some companies, too.
Ruby
FEBRUARY 9, 2021
This includes mortgage interest or rent, real estate taxes, utilities, and maintenance costs such as house cleaning and landscaping. If someone takes out a loan on your behalf, but it’s in their name, you are not legally liable for the debt. If you are legally liable, the interest is tax-deductible. Sent out advertising mailers?
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Ask a Manager
MARCH 20, 2018
I saw a job advertised for less than minimum wage. So it’s possible that if they offered you the job, you’d find that they were offering it to you at the higher, legal wage. But it would also be fine to bring it up in the interview: “I saw in the ad that the position was advertised as paying $11/hour.
Ask a Manager
MAY 4, 2015
When I inquired whether this was ok, I was told it shouldn’t be advertised but that since the data package is unlimited, this is a perk of being in management. . There are official policies about personal use of laptops and the Internet during work hours but nothing really about this device. Should it bother me?
Ask a Manager
SEPTEMBER 17, 2019
Legal note: This isn’t harassment in the legal sense unless you’re being targeted because of your race, religion, or other protected characteristic. But I’d put the word in there anyway because it’s accurate in the non-legal sense, and it might spur your manager to stop twiddling her thumbs.). Hopefully that might help.
Ask a Manager
SEPTEMBER 20, 2017
Is it even legal for them to not give me a promotion based on my mental health? As for the legalities … if your condition is protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act , it’s illegal for them to consider it in promotion decisions (as long as you can do the job with reasonable accommodations and without undue hardship to them).
Ask a Manager
APRIL 28, 2021
In more detail: Locating a therapist, getting legal advice, locating a dietitian, financial counselling that isn’t affiliated with a particular bank, orthopedagogy, occupational therapy, locating childcare or adultcare resources, conversations with a nurse about ways to manage an ongoing health issue, that kind of thing.
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