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3 questions to ask if you believe you were wrongfully terminated

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Aug 17, 2018 | Firm News

Working in Rhode Island means you work for an at-will employer. Though there are federal laws in place to offer protection against unlawful terminations, many people find themselves in the unemployment line after developing medical issues that interfere with their...

3 steps to take after facing sexual harassment at work

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | May 30, 2018 | Firm News

There are few experiences more harrowing and disheartening than encountering sexual harassment in the workplace. Sexual harassment can take the form of inappropriate comments, sexual propositions or unwelcome touching. You are trying to earn a living and further your...

Employees and medical marijuana prescriptions

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Apr 5, 2018 | Employment Law

The use of medical marijuana has increased over the last few years. This increase has caused some shifting in a few different arenas, including employment. An understanding of the law may help people prevent or fight discrimination from a current or potential...

Help for those affected by an unfair workplace policy

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Mar 23, 2018 | Workplace Discrimination

A previous post on this blog discussed how a workplace rule can in some cases be discriminatory. For instance, if the effect of the rule is to single out people of a certain religious persuasion, race, etc., then an employee who wound up being injured by the rule can...

Workplace rules can be grounds for a discrimination claim

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Mar 16, 2018 | Workplace Discrimination

A recent story that attracted national news attention may be of interest to Rhode Island employees who feel that their employers impose rules and other practices that violate the moral and religious principles. After all, what might seem on the surface like a...

Peace of mind is important when it comes to compensation

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Mar 9, 2018 | Employment Contracts

Although the law of Rhode Island requires employers in this state to pay employees the cash compensation to which the employer agreed, many employers choose to also offer other forms of compensation, the terms of which might not be so clear cut. For example, as this...

Measure would allow lawmakers to study sexual harassment

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Mar 2, 2018 | Sexual Harassment

A Rhode Island lawmaker who herself was a victim of sexual harassment has introduced a legal measure that, if it passes, will form a group to review and study sexual harassment. Specifically, the group will examine both the most recent developments on the federal...

Women in finance experience the biggest gender wage gap

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Mar 1, 2018 | Workplace Discrimination

The gender wage gap refers to the difference in pay women and men receive. Despite having the same qualifications, positions and tasks, women tend to earn less money than men do. This discrepancy in payment is an example of gender discrimination in the workplace. How...

The impact of workplace bullying

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Feb 23, 2018 | Workplace Discrimination

People usually hope that their work environments are peaceful and conducive to growth and advancement. Unfortunately, there may be some properties at work within the workplace that infringe upon an employee's rights. This may fall under the classification for...

What constitutes adverse action in retaliation claims?

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Feb 22, 2018 | Workplace Discrimination

One fundamental tenant of this country's anti-discrimination laws is that an employee, whether in Rhode Island or elsewhere, has to feel free to report cases of discrimination when they see them. If they are afraid that doing so will cost them their jobs, then it is...

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