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Fitness company owes employees due to wage theft violations

On Behalf of Gould & Berg, LLP | Mar 29, 2018 | Uncategorized

Many people may work in their chosen profession because they enjoy the work, even if it does not pay well. However, individuals in lower-paying jobs are still entitled to their earned wages, and in some cases, workers may not be receiving all the compensation they...

Pregnancy discrimination may lead to wrongful termination

On Behalf of Gould & Berg, LLP | Mar 22, 2018 | Uncategorized

In today’s society, it is not unusual for mothers to hold full-time jobs. With various options for child care, many people feel comfortable with this type of arrangement. Of course, before their children are born, many expectant mothers may fear for their jobs,...

New York workers face retaliation for safety complaints

On Behalf of Gould & Berg, LLP | Mar 15, 2018 | Uncategorized

Though many jobs have dangerous aspects to them, employers should not knowingly violate safety regulations. If they do, workers can be placed at even greater risk than necessary. When workers do end up in this type of situation, they may feel the need to speak up....

Google subject of gender discrimination, harassment lawsuit

On Behalf of Gould & Berg, LLP | Mar 7, 2018 | Uncategorized

Hostile work environments can come from any type of job. Individuals from low-paying service industries to high-income and high-profile jobs can all face mistreatment while working. Unfortunately, women in particular may face gender discrimination and sexual...

Wage theft can cause workers to earn far below minimum wage

On Behalf of Gould & Berg, LLP | Mar 2, 2018 | Uncategorized

Holding down a job can have its difficulties for many people, but they often work hard in attempts to provide for themselves and their families. The wages they earn may not be the most ideal amount, but they also likely pay the bills and help make ends meet. However,...

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