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being treated unfairly

By Rudner Law, Employment / HR Law & Mediation | 4 Minutes Read February 7, 2014

Advising the dismissed employee

For those of us that specialize in employment law, advising the recently-dismissed employee can be among the most challenging of experiences. In many cases, the employee is quite emotional, and more often than not, they have been filled with ideas about what the law requires by their colleagues, family, and friends. Not only do we have to encourage them to approach the situation objectively, but we also have to dispel them of many of the notions that have filled their head.

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