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EMPLOYMENT LAW

Employment Law

All employer-to-employee relationships are unpredictable in nature, and without the right layer of protection, your rights or interest, whether you are an employee or an employer, can be seriously jeopardized.

If you have been the subject of wrongdoing or mistreatment in workplace, or if you are planning to protect your employee rights or business from potential threats, Park & Park, LLP's expertise in all levels of employment laws can help you. Contact us today to discuss your situation.

Employment Contract

A contract is basically an exchange of promises between an employee and an employer that are legally binding. Employment contracts are used to mandate the specific terms and conditions the employee must agree to if they decide to accept the position.

In the process of agreeing to the terms of employment, you should always consider the consequences should the relationship goes sour. Many employers may insert restrictive clauses, such as monitoring policies or non-competes clauses, that can severely impair employees' freedom. On the other hand, a carelessly produced contract may leave your business open to hostile work environment.

Remember that not all contracts and agreements are in writing, and orally made promises can be legally binding, though more difficult to prove.

Having a professional legal advocate in any contractual matter is crucial. With years of experience, Park & Park can protect your business or employee rights from settling the difference in a costly litigation.

Employee Handbook

Creating a well-crafted employee handbook not only provides guidelines for employees, but also protects your business should the employee-to-employer relationship deteriorates. All worker relationships are unpredictable in nature, and we advise that you carefully review the handbook to make sure your business is covered from all angles.

 

If you are uncertain about the terms to be inserted in your business' employee handbook, consult with us to find out what you need. Park & Park is an expert in all labor and employment related matters, including:

  • Wage and other compensations and benefits

  • State, City, and Local employment laws

  • Standards of employee behaviors

  • Appropriate steps to hiring/termination of employees

EEOC & Discrimination

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is the federal agency that investigates and enforces discrimination claims under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the Equal Pay Act, and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA). Most states and cities have their own agencies that enforce state and local laws against discrimination. Remember that discrimination can take many forms. Below are the most common types of discrimination in the workplace:

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  • Age Discrimination

  • Compensation Discrimination

  • Common Misconceptions with Employment Law

  • Workplace Discrimination

  • Ethnic Discrimination

  • Sexual Orientation Discrimination

  • Gender Discrimination

  • Religious Discrimination

  • National Origin Discrimination

  • Pregnancy Discrimination

  • Race Discrimination

If you have experienced discrimination at the workplace or wish to protect your business from potential discriminatory practices, contact us to schedule a counseling session.

*Contact us at 215-821-9892 to schedule an appointment.

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