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Your Rights at Work

Name: Your Rights at Work
Author: Richard C. Busse
ISBN: 9781402236891

by Richard C. Busse

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"This compassionate, practical guide is a must read for employees and employers alike."
-Jody Larimore, Human Resources Director, Northwest Region, Wells Fargo Bank

Take advantage of the workplace rules that protect you.

While it may seem that your employer holds all the cards at work, your have rights and legal protections that your employer must follow. It is important to understand the employment issues you face and how the interactions between employee and employer affect you.

Your Rights at Work guides you through the maze of regulations that concern you. It teaches you how to protect yourself and when to use the rights you are entitled to. Use the practical advice it gives along with the following features to get the most out of your job.

Frequently Asked Questions
Tips to Survive Discipline
Q and A on Settling Your Dispute
Taking Your Case to Court
Reporting Illegal Harassment
Handling a Termination
EEOC Office Directory
State Discrimination Enforcement Agencies
Hiring an Attorney
Plus much, much more

About the Author, Richard C. Busse

Richard C. Busse was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, grew up in Southern California, and graduated from San Diego State University with a B.S. degree in marketing. He obtained his law degree from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law.

Mr. Busse began practicing employment law in 1975. From 1975 to 1981 he defended employment cases, both with a defense firm and in his capacity as Chief Deputy County Counsel for Multnomah County, Oregon, the state's most populous c