We go to work every day, understanding that we will be reimbursed for the hours of service we provided to our employer. For most people, those expectations are met upon receiving a paycheck. But what if that paycheck isn’t an accurate reflection of the number of hours...
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Age bias in the hiring process
Age discrimination can be subtle, but it’s a serious issue in hiring. Many older job seekers face unfair treatment based on their age. While some hiring practices may seem routine, they could be illegal under Texas and federal law. Below are some key points that...
How does quid pro quo sexual harassment occur?
Quid pro quo does not always have a negative connotation. Strictly speaking, a quid pro quo arrangement is just one where something is being exchanged for something else. For example, two businesses could reach an agreement to exchange services at no cost because they...
Overly broad non-competes may not be enforceable
Employees often rush through the onboarding process. They don't evaluate the contract very carefully, other than to potentially verify terms related to compensation and benefits. Details such as the terms of a restrictive covenant may seem unimportant to a...
When a former employer sends a cease and desist letter
Professionals in many different industries sign complex employment contracts. Executives, salespeople, managers and even medical doctors often accept employment opportunities that come with restrictions. Restrictive covenants are common in modern employment...