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Q.What are these employee rights?

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Under Federal law employees cannot be required to join a union or maintain membership in a union to retain their jobs. Employees who are subject to a union security clause and choose not to be union members may object to the use of their compulsory union dues and fees for union expenditures that are not related to representational activities, such as collective bargaining, contract administration and grievance adjustment.
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What are my rights when I am drug tested as an employee?

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SAMHSA's Division of Workplace Programs has a comprehensive Web site that gives information about drug testing and employment. http://dwp.samhsa.gov/DrugTesting/DTesting.aspx There is also SAMHSA's Workplace Helpline, which is a toll-free telephone consulting service that provides technical assistance and guidance in developing and evaluating programs and policies designed to address alcohol and drug problems at work. They can be reached at 1-800-Workplace, 1-800-967-5752, or HELPLINE@SAMHSA.
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What are my rights as an employee?

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Federal standards establish wage and overtime pay requirements for a significant number of workers. Click here to gather information on whether you are being paid fairly. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission provides you with information on federal laws prohibiting job discrimination. Get answers to frequently asked questions and advice to help in filing claims.
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Can an employee give up any of his rights under the Labor law?

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT LABOR LAW
Workers cannot give up any of their rights. Even if workers agree verbally or in writing to give up their right to overtime, vacation pay, holidays, or any other rights detailed in the Labor law, it is not valid.
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Q.What rights does the father of the baby have?

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A.The Birthfather does have rights and if he can be located, has the right to know about your plans to place his child with Adoptive Parents. The birthfather is usually willing to consent to the adoption as it will terminate any obligations he may have to support the child. Usually he just needs reassurance that he will not be shut out of the process and can be involved if he chooses. We will speak to him for you if you would prefer and guide him through the process.
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Can an employee agree not to receive his or her rights under the ESA?

Employment Standards FAQ | Ontario Ministry of Labour
No employee can agree to give up his or her rights under the ESA (for example, the right to personal emergency leave). Any such agreement is invalid.
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a campus employee, you have the following rights?

Frequently Asked Questions - Student Employment
UW-Stout is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution committed to diversity in its people and programs. UW-Stout employees are reminded that university rules, policies and practices prohibit the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensing, possession or use of controlled substances on all university property and worksites, with any violation resulting in disciplinary action up to and including discharge or expulsion.
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What rights do I have as a district employee?

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You have a written contract that outlines your rights and responsibilities of the working conditions of your employment. This includes length of day, salary schedule, and other benefits such as personal days, sabbatical leave and health care benefits. It's important to KNOW YOUR CONTRACT! Make sure you are being paid the correct amount based on your step and educational qualifications. The current contract expires in June 2010.
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EMPLOYEE RIGHTS IN MISSOURI. What are some of my Missouri Employee Rights?

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DISHONESTY or STEALING issues: Your employer has accused you of some form of dishonesty. Things to look for when falsely accused of dishonesty, or your honesty is questioned. DRUG TESTING - I tested dirty, they say, but I’m clean. What lawyers look for when you say you’re the victim of a false positive drug test.
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What About Employee Rights To Formal Procedures?

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Employees who participate in AR do not lose any of their rights by using AR. Participation in AR does not waive the right to pursue grievances or discrimination complaints if AR is not successful. If you are not satisfied with the outcome of a mediation you may pursue more formal avenues to resolve the conflict. However, established time frames for grievances and complaints still apply. Click For Statement Of EEO Time Frames can be attempted before or during an EEO complaint or grievance.
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I am starting work, what are my rights as an employee?

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When you begin work, you must sign "Contract of Service". This contract, which can be in the form of an appointment letter shall form the basis of your relationship with your employer. The contract should state the identity of the employer and the employee, date of commencement of employment, salary and the terms and conditions of employment and the period of notice required to terminate the contract of service.
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Can an employee waive or release her rights under the ADEA?

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During a legal reduction in force, as a result of an involuntary termination or voluntary termination or retirement, an employer might offer a severance package which contains a release and waiver of the employee’s ADEA rights.
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What are an employee's rights under the Disability Discrimination Act?

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If an employee is able to overcome the hurdle of having their illness found as a disability within the terms of the Disability Discrimination Act, they will be able to complain that the employer discriminated against them in consequence of their disability. An employee need not have any length of service in order to complain of disability.
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I am an employee, what should I know about my patent rights?

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Many companies require their employees to sign agreements that state the employee will sign over to the employer any inventions they make on the job or within the scope of employment. These agreements are binding, although many states have laws that affect the allowable scope of these agreements, preventing the company from obtaining the rights to patents that are outside of your scope of employment and done "off the job.
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Q.What should I wear?

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A:Casual attire should be worn as long as it is in keeping with the dignity of court proceedings. Ties are not required. Slacks, sport shirts, and casual dresses are all appropriate.
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Q.What is there to do and see here?

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Our emphasis is to get people out to experience the resources of the St. Croix Riverway. With that goal in mind we often suggest the following activities: Outfitters are listed on the web site for canoeing, boating, fishing and hunting. These private companies can help you have a successful visit or you can bring your own boat or canoe. Look at maps for where you can launch a boat or a canoe. Dalles of the St. Croix is one of the feature attractions along the river.
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What are my rights regarding workplace safety as an employee?

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The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) regulates workplace safety in most settings. If you're not sure if OSHA covers your workplace, contact your regional OSHA office.
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If my position is discontinued, what rights do I have as an AP employee?

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Administrative Professional employees are entitled to a minimum advance notice of discontinuation of appointment based on the number of years of WSU service. The notice requirements are outlined in the Administrative Professional handbook (PDF) . The discontinuation of appointment is not "termination for cause" and does not reflect poor performance, misconduct, or other cause for termination.
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What rights does an employee have while on job-protected leave?

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Employees earn seniority and credit for service and length of employment while on SARS leave for purposes of rights that depend upon seniority or length of service or employment. While an employee is on SARS leave, the employer must continue to pay its share of the premiums to certain benefit plans (i.e.
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What are an employee's rights under Sex and Race Discrimination Law?

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Also an employer cannot victimise an employee following a complaint for discrimination nor giving evidence in a complaint brought by another employee.
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What rights does an employee have under the Pregnancy Disability Leave law?

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Under the Pregnancy Disability Leave (PDL) law, an employer must provide up to four months disability leave for a woman who is disabled due to pregnancy, childbirth, or a related medical condition. An employee who works for an employer with at least 5 employees is eligible for pregnancy disability leave regardless of the length of time she has worked for the employer.
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How do I notify an employee or dependent of conversion or COBRA continuation rights?

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To notify an employee or dependent, complete the Notice of Conversion or Continuation Rights Form GA145. This form is not an application. The employee or dependent signature only acknowledges receipt of the notice.
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What statutes and regulations exist regarding the public employee's collective bargaining rights?

Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
The Commission is charged with the responsibility of determining an appropriate bargaining unit for many public employees and to determine majority representative status by conducting elections. The applicable statutes are located at Chapter 105.500 - 105.530 and Chapter 295.010 - 295.210, RSMo (2000). The applicable Code of State Regulations provisions are located at 8 CSR 40-1.010 to 8 CSR 40-2.180.
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Q: Does an employee have certain protected rights?

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Yes, certain constitutional and statutory rights give protection to employees. Usually, jurisdiction over these matters rests with either or both the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission or the EEOC. There exist limited time periods in which to bring a claim.
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Does a probationary employee have any Civil Service rights?

City of Miami - Civil Service Board
Although anyone (employee or constituent) can request that the Board investigate a violation of the Rules under Rule 16.1, probationary employees have NO rights as it concerns their employment status. In accordance with Rule 9.4, either employee must request the return to the Employee Relations Director in writing. Probationary employees' requests are handled through the Employee Relations Department.
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What rights and obligations does a recognized or certified employee organization have?

Labor Relations Commission
The exclusive representative is authorized to negotiate agreements covering all employees in a bargaining unit and must represent all such employees fairly in contract negotiation and administration.
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Does an employee lose seniority rights when she takes disability leave due to pregnancy?

Washington State Human Rights Commission
No, as long as the employer’s policy allows it. If the policy permits the employee to keep and build benefits during a leave for other short-term disabilities the same policy needs to apply to pregnancy. If there is no policy then seniority should not be lost.
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What if an employee has an emergency?

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Willamette Dental provides emergency services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If a member experiences an emergency situation (pain, bleeding or swelling), instruct them to call the Appointment Center at (503) 952-2100 in the Portland Metro area or toll free at (800) 461-8994. If necessary, the member will be able to see a dentist within 24 hours. For emergencies during regular office hours, members will pay the usual office-visit charge.
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Q.What is a gynecologist?

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A gynecologist is a doctor specializing in women’s health and diseases of the female reproductive system. The reproductive system includes the uterus (womb), fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix (opening of the womb), vagina, and vulva (external genital organs). You should see a gynecologist about menstrual problems, contraception, sexuality, menopause, and infertility. Many gynecologists also provide prenatal care. Many primary care providers do basic gynecology.
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