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Trust us to negotiate your severance package

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Dec 14, 2017 | Employment Contracts

Given the ongoing changes in the landscape of employment law, it is becoming more and more common for Rhode island employers and employees to negotiate agreements when an employee leaves a company, even if the departure is involuntary and under less than happy...

Rhode Island city settles race discrimination suit

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Dec 8, 2017 | Workplace Discrimination

Government offices, such as fire departments, police precincts and the like, are certainly not immune from workplace discrimination. In fact, the City of Providence recently settled a claim which one of its firefighters made alleging he was the victim of...

5 reasons to hire an attorney for a severance agreement

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Dec 7, 2017 | Employment Contracts

Whether a severance agreement is simply part of leaving your position, or you are seeking a significant package for years of dedicated work, the outcome will be important. It is good to note that there is a difference between severance agreements and severance...

To whom do I have to report sexual harassment?

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Dec 1, 2017 | Sexual Harassment

No one really wants to talk to anyone about an experience in which they were sexually harassed. This victim may feel embarrassed enough about experiencing sexual harassment and, as such, it may be tough to re-hash the facts of an incident. Moreover, there is always a...

Fighting unfair noncompetition agreements

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Nov 24, 2017 | Employment Contracts

A recent post on this blog reminded readers that Rhode Island law allows employers to put noncompetition clauses into their employment contracts. These agreements might prevent an employee from being able to work in his or her profession or trade after he or she...

Hollywood scandal spreads light on workplace sexual harassment

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Nov 22, 2017 | Sexual Harassment

In the weeks since allegations of sexual harassment against Harvey Weinstein surfaced, thousands of people have come forward with their own experiences. A number of actors and actresses have revealed accusations against powerful men in Hollywood. The recent social...

Noncompetition clauses in Rhode Island contracts

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Nov 17, 2017 | Employment Contracts

Many Rhode Island employers want to avoid a situation in which one of their employees leaves to go to a competitor, taking all of the employer's valuable secrets and strategies with him or her to share with the employer's competitor. For this and other reasons, many...

What is religious discrimination?

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Nov 10, 2017 | Workplace Discrimination

Religious discrimination is prohibited in the workplace which is why it is essential for workers to be familiar with their protections against religious discrimination in both the hiring process and in the workplace. Religious discrimination refers to treating an...

Attorney General looking into sexual harassment allegations

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Nov 2, 2017 | Sexual Harassment

Sexual harassment is a serious matter that should not be taken lightly. Recent claims of sexual harassment in Rhode Island have drawn the attention of the state's Attorney General. A state representative recently spoke out about sexual harassment in the state...

Workers are protected against unlawful retaliation

On Behalf of Formisano & Company | Oct 26, 2017 | Sexual Harassment

It is illegal to engage in workplace retaliation in any form. Both state and federal laws protect employees from retaliation. Employees cannot be fired for initiating a whistleblower claim, sexual harassment claim, workplace discrimination claim or pointing out other...

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