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Posted by Legal Team On March 4, 2025

How to Identify Employer Retaliation

Employer retaliation occurs when you face negative consequences from your employer for engaging in protected activities or exercising rights. This can often be an insidious process, leaving you uncertain of what is happening. Still, our team at the Armstrong Law Firm wants you to feel empowered and…

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Posted by Legal Team On March 4, 2025

How Managers Can Protect Themselves When They Face Harassment

Workplace harassment is commonly discussed in the context of managers or coworkers who harass you. However, we cannot disregard the fact that vulnerable populations may still face harassment by coworkers, direct reports, or leadership, regardless of their situation. Regardless of your station or position at your job,…

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Posted by Legal Team On February 21, 2025

What is the Penalty For Not Paying Employees On Time in California? 

California is known for its strict protection of workers. This protection extends to the timely payment of wages due. You may have legal recourse if your employer fails to pay you when they say they will. Our San Francisco employment attorney with the Armstrong Law Firm is dedicated to…

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Posted by Legal Team On February 21, 2025

Can I Trust My Employer’s Human Resources Department? 

A competent human resources department is critical to maintaining a functional work environment. They often help with hiring, onboarding, and helping you access your benefits. Though they can certainly be helpful, and most individuals want to be kind and support you, wondering whether you can always trust…

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Posted by Legal Team On January 26, 2025

Sexual Harassment Statute of Limitations & Statistics [2025 Update]

Experiencing sexual harassment in the workplace can happen to anyone. California continues to work toward improving time limits for filing a claim of sexual harassment, understanding that reporting these illegal behaviors is one of the most challenging actions an individual can take. Contact a San Francisco sexual harassment…

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Posted by Legal Team On December 27, 2024

The Role of Confidential Settlements in Employment Disputes 

Confidential settlements have become a common practice in resolving employment disputes. These agreements often include confidentiality clauses restricting parties from discussing the settlement terms. While confidentiality clauses can be beneficial in certain situations, they also raise significant legal and ethical considerations. A San Francisco employment attorney from The Armstrong…

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Posted by Legal Team On December 13, 2024

How to Handle Sexual Harassment by C-Level Employees 

Sexual harassment in the workplace is a serious issue that can have devastating consequences for victims and companies alike. The situation becomes even more complex when the perpetrator is a C-level employee. A skilled San Francisco sexual harassment attorney from The Armstrong Law Firm can help you navigate this…

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Posted by Legal Team On November 27, 2024

Identifying Employer Retaliation

Employer retaliation is a commonly discussed concept in the workforce that is misunderstood in many ways. If you are unsure if your employer is engaging in this illegal behavior, you may benefit from speaking with a San Francisco retaliation attorney with The Armstrong Law Firm. Here are…

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Posted by Legal Team On November 19, 2024

Steps To File a Wrongful Termination Claim in California

It is incredibly stressful to leave a workplace, especially when your employer has terminated your position illegally. Many specific circumstances indicate your employer terminated you illegally. If you think your employer terminated your position wrongfully, you may benefit from speaking with a San Francisco wrongful termination lawyer…

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Posted by Legal Team On November 14, 2024

What Your Former Employer Cannot Share About You

Searching and interviewing for a new job can present some anxiety regarding references. Whether you left your previous position on bad terms or are choosing to leave for different opportunities, you may be concerned about what your current or former employer can and cannot share about you….

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