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While certain laws are in place to protect workers in various workplace environments, in some cases, employer negligence can cause psychological, emotional and/or physical damage to employees. When employees experience such injuries, it's a good idea for them to consult a labor lawyer to find out if they have a legal claim.
By speaking with a labor attorney, injured employees can learn more about employment laws and their legal rights under those laws.
When it comes to workplace safety, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Occupational and Safety Health Administration (OSHA) and both the state and federal governments have passed a number of legally binding regulations, requirements and prohibitions to ensure that workers remain safe as they perform their jobs.
• safety inspections
• safety gear and equipment
• special procedures and/or processes
• specific training and/or education
• toxic substances, such as asbestos
In most cases, workplace safety regulations require employers to regularly review the law and periodically train employees on updates to it. However, because not all employers are responsible or compliant, it's also crucial for employees to regularly review workplace safety laws. Any violation of these laws can injure employees and be grounds for a labor lawsuit.
Aside from workplace safety issues, employees may also want to consult with a labor attorney if they experience:
• benefit issues, including those regarding medical benefits and 401k plans
• discrimination, whether it be on the basis of gender, age, religion, sexual preference, etc.
• harassment
• unfair termination or demotion
• vacation time issues
• wage issues, such as minimum wage violations or unfair wage garnishments
If you suspect that you have been victimized by a labor law violation, set up a consultation with a labor lawyer and learn more about your options today. It's the only way to ensure that you are properly compensated for your work-related injuries.
California Labor Commissioner, Angela Bradstreet filed a lawsuit with the Superior Court of California, County of San Diego, Dec. 23, against Einstein Industries Inc. According to the lawsuit, the San Diego-based online healthcare and ...
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