Sentences with phrase «employer suffers any harm»

A recent survey confirmed that more than half of employees do not believe their employer suffers any harm if they take data belonging to that company when they leave it.

Not exact matches

Undue hardship is generally accepted to mean that employers have to show their business would suffer overwhelming harm or loss as a result of not terminating the executive.

Because employers have a responsibility to ensure a reasonably safe work environment, failure to do so might make them financially responsible for any harm suffered by their employees as a result.

When a workplace accident causes you harm, the law also provides for the possibility of a claim against an employer or supervisor for the damages sustained, including any medical bills incurred and pain and suffering.

If workers compensation is an option, by all means consider it, although it sometimes makes more sense to file a personal injury suit against the site's owner or your employer if you've suffered serious harm.

In fact, personal injury need not refer to a physical injury, but rather encompasses all types of harm a person could suffer as a result of negligence or intentional conduct by another person or entity, such as a corporation or employer.

If you have suffered harm because an employer is defaming you, please contact the New Hampshire Employee Rights Group to learn more about your rights.