Human Resources Policy Products, Toolkits and Checklists Guides
Are you an employer creating your employee handbook, conducting an investigation or considering a termination? Here are eight essential human resources policy checklists, toolkits and procedures to safely comply with employment laws. Download these model policies and procedure guidelines to instantly develop employee policies and procedures for your organization. Or download a checklist for procedures on how to legally terminate an employee or investigate a harassment claim. These systems and products are written and updated by Fair Measures attorney-trainers.
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Retail giant Wal-Mart has agreed an $86 million settlement of a wages and vacation pay class action brought by tens of thousands of former California employees who allege they did not receive these monies when the left the organization. According to media reports, some 232,000 former employees will share in the settlement funds. The lawsuit claimed that after the employees left the company Wal-Mart failed to pay them their holiday and overtime wages or earnings within the time period specified by California law. |
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Albertsons has agreed to pay $15 million to employees who claimed they were owed money after they quit, retired or were fired. The suit alleged that the company failed to pay these employees their final paycheck on the last day of work. |
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A jury in Georgia has awarded $9.2 million in damages to a former female employee of Alpharetta, a Georgia-based mortgage company, based on allegations that the CEO had sexually harassed and discriminated against her. |
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Michael Serricchio, a member of the U.S. Air Force Reserve, was a financial
advisor for Prudential Securities in Connecticut, managing a multi-million
dollar portfolio of client accounts, and earning more than $75,000 a year in
commissions. In the wake of September 11, 2001, Mr. Serricchio was called to
active duty...
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