interval by which the pay must be extended (e.g. monthly, weekly, etc.) and the terms and conditions that relate to the hours of work. The latter would include what defines "normal" working hours and so forth. Other things that can and should be covered include the holiday entitlement and restrictions that will be in play, what will happen if a worker cannot work due to sickness and such and the way (if any) that the employee will be paid when it comes to pensions. Beyond that, there will be other requirements explained including the length of notice that an employee must give when it… Continue Reading...
is willing to employ specific employees willing to accept the job under the given terms and conditions. Moreover, this doctrine allows the employer to terminate the employment contract of an employee for any reason even if it is not justified and without prior notice. Similarly, the doctrine allows the employee to terminate their contract of employment with an employer without prior notice (Mixon, 2014).
Some exceptions apply to the Employment-at-will doctrine. These exceptions include all situations in which the employment at will doctrine may not apply. The first exception to the employment-at-will doctrine is in cases where employees and employers have collective bargaining agreements.… Continue Reading...
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Workplace discrimination is a violation of federal and state laws and Title VII of The Civil Rights Act, 1964, prohibits "discrimination in terms and conditions of employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, and religion." The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) prohibits age discrimination (above 40 years) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) urge "reasonable accommodations" for the disabled. The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) tell that employees must not be discriminated with personal or medical needs. Failure to implement these directives, discrimination can lead to… Continue Reading...
to regulate the terms and conditions of labor, which is the chief element of wealth, directly in the interest of the common good.”5 TR wanted to help any man he stumbled. He supported his point by saying that no one could be a good citizen unless he looked out for his fellow man. His ideas were based on philanthropy. It was the exact opposite of Henry Ford’s argument: “independence means self-dependence. Dependence on some one else for employment in busy times may too easily become dependence on some one else for support in… Continue Reading...
terms and conditions may make it clear that user information may be shared, by allowing third parties to access user data for users who did not opt into those services, their data sharing went beyond what a reasonable user would have assumed when agreeing to those terms and conditions.
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What Happened in the Facebook Data Breach?
The Facebook data breach differs from what one typically thinks of when thinking about a data or security breach, because it did not involve hackers breaking into a security system to illegally access… Continue Reading...
