Most decent companies will give an employee time off for a sister-in-law's funeral. Ask your boss if the company covers this policy.
no, The law does not force you to have a funeral. but you do need a certificate of death. Otherwise if you do not want a funeral you do not need a funeral.
No. Just dont screw up
That is a decision only you can make
there is no law
No it is not right to talk to another emplopyee in front of other employees in an embarrassing way. This should be handled in a professional manner behing closed doors
Florida law for smoking employees in a non-hat smoking workplace environment dictates that there should be no smoking in enclosed spaces. This s aimed at protecting none smokers from undue hardship.Ê
No law covers it and it is not against the law. It might be addressed in the employment contract the employee should have signed when hired. If the employment contract does not mention a non-compete clause, employees are free to steal clients from their former employer with reckless abandon.
The employer has full access to their equipment and services, including any emails available on those systems. Employees should have no expectation of privacy at work.
Federal law forbids the military and government employees to strike, and the military is further forbidden to form unions. Similar to police and fireman being declared essential employees and not allowed to strike, government employees and the Armed Forces are equally 'essential.'
If such a scenario arises, the employer should be procecuted under the existing law of the land. A case has to be registered by the employees against the unscrupulous employer for cheating.
In the United States, employees should be covered for injuries at work by Worker's Compensation insurance, which is purchased by employers. Most employers are required by law to purchase this insurance for their employees.