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3 Steps To Take Before Firing An Employee
If you have an employee whose job performance is not up to par, or who is causing other problems, you might be thinking about firing him or her. As an employer, you might think that it should be just as simple as telling the employee that you do not need for him or her to work for you anymore. However, it's not always that simple. Instead, you may want to consider following a few steps before firing an employee for best results:
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Will Your Employer Pay Workers' Comp For Work-Related PTSD?
Depending on the state in which you live, you could possibly qualify for workers' compensation benefits based on having post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. Whether or not you qualify depends on several factors, including how your condition has been impacted or developed by your job. If you are planning to apply for benefits based on having PTSD, here is what you need to know. How Is PTSD Related to Your Work?
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3 Items You Should Take To Your Initial Consultation With A Securities Law Attorney
If you suspect that your broker has been misusing your money, you may have decided to schedule a consultation with a securities law attorney to see if you have a fraud claim. During this first meeting, you may want to take the following three items with you to give the lawyer an overall view of the situation. Copies of the Securities Certificates and Portfolio The first items you will want to make sure you have are copies of any securities and stock certificates given to you by your broker.
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How To Share The Road With Cyclists
In a car-bicycle accident, the cyclist is likely to come off much worse than the motorist. As a motorist, this provides you with an extra incentive to be careful while sharing the road with cyclists. Here are some safety tips to use while sharing a road with cyclists: Avoid the Bike Lane at All Costs If you are using a road with bike lanes, stay out of it at all costs.
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2 Reasons To Hire A Medical Malpractice Attorney
One of the worst things that can happen when you visit the doctor is that something goes wrong and leaves you injured or permanently disabled due to negligence, incompetence, or a simple mistake on the part of the doctor. Thankfully, there are medical malpractice attorneys available that can help you get the compensation that you deserve after such a horrendous experience. Listed below are two reasons to hire a medical malpractice attorney.
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You walk into your favorite grocery store and right away, you slip and fall only to sprain your ankle. You can't perform your job because it requires standing on your feet all day, which means that you can't make any money to support your family while your ankle heals. There was no warning that the floors were wet after being cleaned in the store – so what do you do? It's probably a good idea to think about filing a personal injury lawsuit. Of course, anyone with experience with a personal injury case will tell you just how important it is to work with an attorney throughout the process. I'd like to share insight I've learned through three personal injury cases that I myself have had to go through in the past. I think the information on this website can help people like you, who need some personal injury guidance.