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Can an employer change the employment agreement?
Sep 01, 2009 by Timothy | Posted in Law & Legal
My employer just began circulating a new "Mutual Arbitration Policy" and has stated that acceptance of the new policy is conditional to continued employment. First question, is this legal? Second question, if I choose not to accept the new terms
unless you have a written employment contract spelling out you rate of pay, duration of employment, benefits, etc the answer would be no, if you do not have a written contract than the terms can be changed at will as long as there are no employment laws
rwa000 | Sep 01, 2009
unless you have a written employment contract spelling out you rate of pay, duration of employment, benefits, etc the answer would be no, if you do not have a written contract than the terms can be changed at will as long as there are no employment laws
rwa000 | Sep 01, 2009
Are these good companies to work for?
Aug 13, 2007 by sdesignz05 | Posted in Other - Careers & Employment
I am currently not working and I am now looking for employment at companies I really do not want to work at.
Can you all tell me if these jobs are worth it? Specially if i'm being paid $8.00 or less.
Wal-Mart
Target
Payless
I believe I have the perfect job for me! Part time work at full time -plus- pay, go to my profile and fallow the --no obligation-- link it can defiantly give you a chance to choose.
Northwestrelaxin | Aug 19, 2007
At&T and the grocery stores are the best of the group you listed, plus they offer benifits.
Chuck P | Aug 13, 2007
I'm applying for a job online & need some help with these questions!?
Aug 14, 2008 by kiwi | Posted in Other - Careers & Employment
What do they mean? Please explain!!!
Thanks.
Are you subject to any non-competition, non-solicitation, or other similar restrictive agreement?
Do you have long-term, indefinite, or permanent work authorization for
1. Are you subject to a non-compete agreement?
2. Are you a foreigner, working here on an employment visa?
3. Are you a foreigner who will want Washington Mutual to sponsor you for employment?
evilattorney | Aug 14, 2008
Poll: Ideas for what to do with my 42% salary increase?
Mar 06, 2009 by Bob Newhart sorely dismayed | Posted in Polls & Surveys
a) Ride by the employment center tossing Washingtons out the window
b) Bling bling
c) Invest in a good no-load mutual fund
d) Hookers N Booze
e) Stick it up your @$$, Bob.
Tublet - If you change your mind, I'm the first
Speaking as one of those who finds himself without a job after 10 years of butt kissing, I'm tempted to choose E. But I'll share in your joy and say D. Sloppy seconds?
Conspiracy Carrot | Mar 06, 2009
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Employment lawyer fights regulations
21.05.12
Eugene Scalia is a well-known name in Washington — his father is U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. The younger Scalia is a partner at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher who has carved out a niche representing business groups against regulatory agencies over corporate rules they consider unnecessary. His track record suing the Securities Exchange Commission is 4-0. Last month, he and Gibson Dunn partner Daniel Davis sued the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on behalf of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Investment Company Institute, a trade group for investment companies, in an attempt to shoot down a new rule that would require investment companies and mutual funds to register and be regulated by the CFTC.
Source: Washington Post
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American Enterprise Institute - Jul 18, 2011
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Podcast: Creating Jobs, and Juggling Them
New York Times (blog) - Jun 24, 2011
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Couple opening [i]pix lab
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